CROWLEY – Funeral service will be held at 12:00 noon on Saturday, June 17, 2023 at Jerusalem Baptist Church, 927 W. 7th St., Crowley, LA for Mr. James Robinson affectionately known by his family and friends as “Uncle Theo Moses X or Pops”, 83, who entered eternal rest on Friday, June 2, 2023 in Crowley, LA.
Pastor Sherard M. Joseph, Pastor of Jerusalem Baptist Church, will be officiating the funeral service.
Moses X enjoyed hunting, playing dominoes, and he was a master at checkers and chess, an entrepreneur of several businesses, real estate properties including Avenue of Champions Sportswear Store.
Moses X’s memories are being cherished by: five daughters, Paula Whittington (Jeffery) and Abbie Olivier (Leon), both of Crowley, Ramona Robinson and Patrice Robinson, both of Houston, TX and Darcel Wright of North Carolina; one son, Toren (Zina) Robinson of Houston, TX; two sisters, Helen Green and Betty Robinson, both of Houston; nine grandchildren; sixteen great great grandchildren; seven great great grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Moses X is preceded in death by: his parents, Earl and Olivia Robinson, Sr.; three brothers, Earl Robinson, Jr., Rogers Robinson and Donald Robinson, Sr.; three sisters, Ollie Robinson, Sarah Robinson Handy and Susie Rose Robinson Stewart; and two granddaughters, Brianna and Jade Robinson.
Visitation will be held on Saturday, June 17, 2023 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at Jerusalem Baptist Church.
The family wishes to acknowledge a special thanks to All Caregivers including: California Rehabilitation Institute, Berkeley East, Check Up Medical Center, Home Health 2000 and Extended family and friends in California.
Words of condolences may be expressed at fordandjosephfh.com
Ford and Joseph Funeral Home, 577 N. Avenue C, Crowley, LA, (337) 514-5217, is in charge of arrangements.
You were always a kind soul that could never be forgotten. My most sincere condolences to the family~ Love, Linda Martin from Crowley
Moses and I were friends as teenagers and as adults. We worked odd jobs as kids until I left to go to college. In 1970 I left Crowley to move to Arizona to take a job as a school administrator. Two or three years later, Moses left Crowley moving to California and stopped by my house in Arizona for a few days. When he moved to California, I visited him on a regular basis and had great times with him. Moses was a hard working individual, He achieved plenty of success in California which I always felt he was very deserving of. He would do anything for others.By learning to work as a youngster, he knew that he could have anything he wanted but understanding he had to earn it. Life was not always easy for him but he never gave up. I extend to his children and grand children my deepest sympathy. Rest in peace my friend. Dr. Eddie J. Lewis of Chandler, Arizona
Love You Always Daddy...MonaX
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