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John Carr Robinson

Date of Death: March 6, 2011

John C. Robinson

John Carr “Johnny” Robinson, 76, of Clear Brook, VA, died Sunday, March 6, 2011 at his residence.

Mr. Robinson was born in 1934, in White Hall, VA, the son of the late Curtis G. and Esther Robinson. He was semi-retired, having worked as a farm laborer for Cline’s Farm in Clear Brook for 49 years. He will be remembered as a very generous and giving person.

Mr. Robinson married Jacquelyn T. Robinson on March 19, 1955 in Winchester.

Surviving with his wife are a son, Michael Dennis Robinson, and his wife Diane, of Winchester; two grandsons, Aaron Michael Robinson and Ryan Andrew Robinson, of Winchester; four sisters, Ella Lee Cook, Anna Catherine Wymer, Betty Mae Shifflett and Mary Jean Welch; and six brothers, Donald Griffin Robinson, Jack Fishel Robinson, Thomas Edward Robinson, Sr., Curtis Griffin Robinson, Jr., Charles W. Robinson, and Larry Keith Robinson. He was preceded in death by three sisters, Bonnie Elizabeth Robinson, Audrey Jane Corbin and Nancy Russell Oates and two brothers, Guy D.”Jimmy” Robinson, and Paul W. Robinson.

A funeral service will be conducted at 11:00 A.M. on Thursday, March 10, 2011 at Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel with Pastor John Morrison officiating. Interment will be in Old Stone Church Cemetery, Green Spring, Virginia.

Pallbearers will be Gregory Cook, Mark Cook, David Watz, Jr., William Cline, Robert Cline and John D. Cline.

The family will receive friends at Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel on Wednesday, March 9, 2011 from 6:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 W. Cork Street, Suite 405, Winchester, VA 22601 or the American Cancer Society, 2654 Valley Avenue, Suite B, Winchester, VA 22601.

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John C. Robinson John Carr “Johnny” Robinson, 76, of Clear Brook, VA, died Sunday, March 6, 2011 at his residence. Mr. Robinson was born in 1934, in White Hall, VA, the son of the late Curtis G. and Esther Robinson. He was semi-retired, having worked as a farm laborer for Cline’s Farm in Clear BrookContinue Reading

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Gregory & Cammy left a message on January 30, 2013:
We want all of the family to know that we are thinking of you and sending many ((HUGS)) and Prayers your way. Uncle Johnny will be greatly missed by all who knew him. We wish we could be there with all of you, during this very sad time. Love, Greg and Cammy
Stacey left a message on January 30, 2013:
Johnny was a wonderfully kind and giving man. He helped me in so many ways when I was his neighbor in Brucetown never once asking for anything in return. He always had a ready smile and a bag of veggies from his garden in the summer waiting for me by the kitchen door. In the fall when he butchered hogs he often had a fresh pork sandwich ready for me when I finished working with the horses he allowed me to keep in his barn. I will always remember that Johnny gave me my very first chickens from his own stock and that he and his wonderful wife always made me feel welcome when I visited their home. His kindnesses were many and will always be appreciated. Johnny Robinson is loved and will be missed in the Brucetown community & beyond. Thoughts and prayers to his family...
Gregory & Cammy Welch left a message on March 7, 2011:
In honor of John Carr Robinson, Gregory & Cammy Welch lit a candle.
Gregory & Cammy Welch left a message on March 7, 2011:
We want all of the family to know that we are thinking of you and sending many ((HUGS)) and Prayers your way. Uncle Johnny will be greatly missed by all who knew him. We wish we could be there with all of you, during this very sad time. Love, Greg and Cammy
Stacey Conrad left a message on March 11, 2011:
Johnny was a wonderfully kind and giving man. He helped me in so many ways when I was his neighbor in Brucetown never once asking for anything in return. He always had a ready smile and a bag of veggies from his garden in the summer waiting for me by the kitchen door. In the fall when he butchered hogs he often had a fresh pork sandwich ready for me when I finished working with the horses he allowed me to keep in his barn. I will always remember that Johnny gave me my very first chickens from his own stock and that he and his wonderful wife always made me feel welcome when I visited their home. His kindnesses were many and will always be appreciated. Johnny Robinson is loved and will be missed in the Brucetown community & beyond. Thoughts and prayers to his family...
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Gregory & Cammy Welch left a message on March 7, 2011:
In honor of John Carr Robinson, Gregory & Cammy Welch lit a candle.
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