Gloria Dean Robinson
Gloria Dean Robinson was born on March 10, 1952 to Aaron Fulton and Helen Carruthers in Rock Island, IL. She entered heavens gates on Sunday November 28, 2021 with her family by her side. She dedicated her life to Christ at an early age. At the time of her passing she was a member of TrueVine Pentecostal Church
Shortly after graduating from Rock Island High School in 1970, she enlisted in the United States Marine Corps where she served 20 years. After retiring from the United States Marine Corps, Gloria worked at AT&T for several years before retiring to care for her granddaughters who were her pride and joy.
In 1991, Gloria met Rodney at work and the two fell in love. They were married on January 26, 2015.
Gloria was always the life of the party. She loved people and really enjoyed spending time with her family.
Gloria was preceded in death by her father, Aaron Fulton and her brother, Larry Fulton.
Gloria leaves to cherish in her memory her beloved husband, Rodney Robinson; mother, Helen Carruthers of Rock Island,IL; sister, Vanessa Fulton of Rock Island, IL; brothers, Michael (Pat) Fulton of Union, MS and Samuel (Vicki) Fulton of Davenport, IA. She is also survived by her children, Melissa (Charena) Lafayette, of Lake Elsinore,CA, Rolounda Robinson, of Wildomar, CA and Antwon Robinson, of El Cajon, CA; granddaughters, Shaiette Brown, of Oceanside, CA, Ajsia Jackson, of Cleburne, TX, Shaylah Robinson, of Lake Elsinore, CA and Shenia-Nicole Mays of Wildomar, CA; great granddaughter Avyanna Kidd of Cleburne, TX; lifetime friend, Donna Stoner, special cousin Dorothy Cotton, two aunts, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
A celebration of life will be held on Thursday December 16, 2021 @ 9:00 AM at England Family Mortuary, 27135 Madison Avenue, Temecula, CA. The burial will take place at 11:45 AM at the Riverside National Cemetery.
Visitation will be Wednesday December 15, 2021 from 2:00-4:00 pm @ England Family Mortuary in Temecula, CA.
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Family we all miss this precious love one.like a bird set free from a cage she has flown away.her wings spreaded wide.i know she smiling and soaring on. We salute you on to your next journey.never to forget the joy n love you have shared with us all.you happy face sweet heart and joyful contagious laughter.love you sis unforgetable thats what you are.love toki n family.
Gloria; Your Glory will always be remembered. A week before your passing we talked on the phone. You invited me to lunch. I was surprised when you said “I’ll cook you lunch.” You will not be forgotten.
Melissa,
May your mom’s light shine within you, around you, and wherever you and your loved ones need it now and in the future.
May God bless you and yours during this time and know he will carry you whenever you need him to.
My condolences go out the family of Gloria Robinson the last time I talk to my cousin was on our way back to Rock island we were coming from our family reunion and Mississippi it was and August that is going to be one of fun memories of my cousin Gloria am going to miss that smile she just had this smile it would light of your world RIP Gloria we will you something terrible we know you are at pace rest my cousin sending out prayers to the family ??
Rest well Aunt Gloria, we love and miss you. ❤
Rest well my beautiful sister you’re truly misses Phyllis, Carl jr, Candace, Melanie and Kailyn
She had a gentle soul with a heart of gold with a smile that lit up the room when she entered it peace be with you and to the family much love
To the family ? you all have my deepest sympathy and Condolences ? may the good Lord be your comfort ? at this time.
To the Family of Gloria D. Robinson, Pastor and Members of Christ Apostolic Church offer up prayers, express our deepest sympathy during your time of sorrow. Gloria’s smile, her exuberance will be missed. On several occasions she visited our assembly, she gave the testimony, “I’m glad to be in the house of the LORD. We will continue to pray for your family. May the Most High GOD comfort you.
Bishop and Mrs. Richard Hayslett, Members of Christ Apostolic Church, Davenport, Iowa
Two Christmas seasons ago you said we could call you nana and we started ever since. Im thankful for the times we’ve shared, the holidays, the dinners and just moments in passing during visits. But I’m especially thankful for this past Veteran’s day where we all sat together in the kitchen to talk, laugh and listen. Nana, you are truly missed. I could barely believe when I got the call. I just saw you, just hugged you … now you get to watch everyone from a birds eye view,in heaven, among the Angels, our Lord and his righteous crew. I love you, for all the teaching moments over the years. Your laughter I can still hear silently in my ear. May our Lord continue to bless this family – I love you all. My sincerest heartfelt wish is peace to everyone and a closeness for life that may never fall.
Ariella, London & Alex ❤
We love you and miss you g