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Obituary For Monika Alicia Robinson
Monika Alicia Robinson (1970-2021) entered this world in Blakely, Georgia, the youngest of four children born to the late Earle and Naomi Robinson. She was a miracle baby, born premature and weighing only two and one-half pounds. But she fought hard to live, and she lived a beautiful life as the baby girl of her family. Monika took her first road trip when she was about a month old to Stanford, California, with her family, traveling in a shoebox. She was a very happy baby whose laughter and giggles brought much joy to her parents and siblings.
She began her education in the kindergarten program at the Berean Seventh-day Adventist Church in Atlanta. She continued her education at Berean Jr. Academy in Atlanta, GA, and at a school by the same name in Charlotte, NC. Then she received her high school diploma from Greater Atlanta Adventist Academy. She made lifelong friends throughout her early educational years. She also worked as a customer service representative at Comcast for many years. While working full-time, she earned a bachelor's degree in Human Resources from Mercer University, which was awarded to her last summer.
Monika was formerly married to Sambou Wade with whom she had two sons, Elijah and Solomon. The boys were the loves of her life, and she was an exceptionally devoted and caring mother. She also enjoyed traveling and visiting with friends and family.
Most importantly, Monika renewed her commitment to God as a Seventh-day Adventist Christian and developed a strong and inspiring faith. When she recently became very ill, she told her siblings via text message, “Though He slay me, I will trust Him.” Monika was a much beloved daughter, sister, mother, wife, auntie, friend, and co-worker who will be missed immensely.
Monika leaves to cherish her memory her two boys, Elijah and Solomon; her siblings and their spouses Donald and Sherlene Robinson, Rhondda Robinson and William Thomas Jr., and Carlton and Ingrid Robinson; one niece and two nephews; her ex-husband, Sambou Wade; her step-mother Kaaren A. Robinson and her children Kelly Anderson and Andy Anderson; and a host of other family members and friends.
A memorial service for Monika Robinson will be held on a future date.
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Monika I will truly miss you. I just learned of you passing today. I had been trying to reach you for several weeks. I thought it was odd that you didn't respond my Mother's Day text. When you didn't respond to my calls I thought I got blocked. Lol. I was feeling all hurt. But I persisted until I got an answer. You were a sweet dear friend. You were my connection to Atlanta. Today I not only grieve your passing...but my heart grieves for your boys even more. I am confident that their dad will do a great job raising them. You loved the Lord so I know exactly where you are. Take your rest Sis. Love you always Kesa Adjima.
My condolences goes out to my dear friend's family. Monika and I were co-workers and we formed a lifetime friendship. Like all of you I will truly miss her, but knowing she is no longer suffering in pain gives me peace. I pray the peace of God bring you comfort during this difficult time. May God bless you all!
My condolences to the entire family. Monika loved her boys with all her being. Working with her for many years we all shared many laughs and tears. She was a woman of faith loved and the Lord. I am praying for comfort and peace for all. Sleep well my friend.
Monika was a great woman who was always positive and never had a bad word to say about anybody. Working with her was a joy and she will be greatly missed. I pray that the whole family finds a sense of peace and understanding in this sad time.
We are so sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Joetta & Melvin Preston
To the family of Monika, we will keep you all in our prayers, we spent lots of hours with her when she was in high school, she was like a family member to the family, we truly love her. Deacon Norman and Sister Sylvia Smith from Berean SDA Church, Atlanta, Georgia
I am so sorry for your loss. I know this is a difficult time for you all but know that the Robinson family and her boys are in my prayers.
Rhondda, my dear friend, I am so very sorry to hear of your sister, Monika's passing. I pray you remember the good days. Monika's smile will be a memory that will never fade away. She's resting, peacefully asleep in Jesus. Keep trusting in the sovereignty of God. I will continue to lift up prayers for you and your family. Although my heart breaks for your loss, I know you will see Monika's smile again in the earth made new. With Love and Sympathy, Zina
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