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Ollie L. Robinson

June 06, 1941 - July 30, 2011

Alexandria, VA

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Ollie L. Robinson

June 06, 1941 - July 30, 2011

Alexandria, VA

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Ollie was born on June 6, 1941 and passed away on Saturday, July 30, 2011.

Ollie was a resident of Alexandria, Virginia.

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5 responses to Ollie L. Robinson

Wanda Culbertson says:

August 1, 2011

We are so sorry to learn of Aunt Lucille’s passing. She was such a beautiful soul and I take comfort in knowing that she is with the Lord. I know she is at peace in heaven. Condolences from the Culbertsons.

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Geraldine Onuorah says:

August 1, 2011

Rest in Peace Mother Robinson…..small in size. big of heart, very classy lady.. you will be missed.

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Chirena Veney < Rena Elsie Veney's daughter > says:

August 1, 2011

Im sorry for the lost of a great person to the Veney family our family. At this time we must all come together and celebrate the life of Aunt Lucille. She will be greatly missed. I can find comfort knowing she is in heaven walking with the Lord and with my granddaddy that went home to be with the Lord on Nov 11 2003 which is the same day my daughter was born. She leaves us to cherish fond memories of her. Miss u already Aunt Lucille!!! Love you so so much.

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Richard J. Walter says:

August 3, 2011

I worked with Ollie Lucille {Lucy} Robinson from 1984 until Allied-Signal Aerospace Company closed in Mclean in 1992.I also remember her well. I know that she will be missed.

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Lynett Wilson says:

August 4, 2011

Schon, my deepest sympathy and sincerest prayers are with you and your family during this time… May God give you peace in the midst of it all.

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