Pamela Robinson Obituary in New York at Bailey's Funeral Home

Obituary For Pamela Robinson

Pamela Michelle Robinson graced the world with her presence on February 29, 1968 in Jasper, Florida. On August 20, 2021, she left her physical body so that her spirit may rest with the lord.

Pamela Michelle Robinson was born to the late Willie Mae Robinson and the late Aaron Cleveland Robinson. Willie Mae Robinson left her southern hometown to take her 5 girls Angela, Cynthia, the late Sharon LaVette Robinson, Pamela and Cleo, to the bustling fast and busy streets of the big apple NYC. After testing out the water s of this big city she finally settled down in Harlem, NY at 1809 7th Avenue.

God blessed Pamela with two angels her lovely children Stanley and Tamela Robinson. Pamela went Morris high school in the Bronx, NY. She earned further education at BMCC and FIT in Manhattan, NY. Pamela was also a working girl. To support her two children, she worked as a director/manager at the well-known department store Macy's in Brooklyn, NY. She changed career paths and went on to become a well loved and respected bank teller at JP Morgan Chase.

AS the years continued, Pamela achieved and experienced so much. She loved shopping, traveling the world, decorating, cooking, and spending time with her two children and her family.

Proceeding Pamela in death, her mother Willie Mae Robinson, her father Aaron Cleveland Robinson, her sister Sharon LaVette Robinson, her cousin Grace Louise Gibbs, her niece Akemi Balde, and her aunt Grace Jones. She leaves to mourn her two children Tamela and Stanley Robinson; her four sisters Angela Robinson-Gant, Cynthia Robinson-Davis, Cleo Robinson-Lee, and Kioka Jones. Her three grandchildren Taylen, Tayla, and Kendall, one goddaughter Tondaliyah Robinson, four nieces April, Chiffon, Jerica, and Octavia. Seven nephews Leon, Sidney Jr, Rakim, Jamel, Reggie, Aaron, and Alassane. A son in law Keith Bond, a sister ikn law Gail Lee. A nephew in law Arthur Lucien. One great Ke'ahri and one great nephew Klyde, and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.