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RNbLn posted a condolence
Monday, May 25, 2020
Trevor and Family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy during your times of grieving. Although I was very young,
my memory of Rose is still vivid as is my memory of her wonderful family (The Smiths). My prayer is that we will all see our loved ones again on that great day when we all get to heaven. What a rejoicing that will be.
Sonia Wallace-Francis
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Ysunshine1963@aol.com posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
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To the Robinson and Smith family I offer my deepest condolences.
My prayers are with you all !
From Yvonne and Natalia Smith.
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PAMELA CLARKE planted a tree in memory of Rose Robinson
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
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My deepest sympathy to my dear cousins-Trevor, Nicky and Neal. Rose will be greatly missed and will never be forgotten. Rest in peace my dear sister Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Alrica Jones posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
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My deepest condolences to the Robinson and Smith family. Sister Robinson was very warm and welcoming. Sabbath lunches in her home were very tasty and educational. After lunches we would have very educational spirit-filled discussions. Nick and Neal, you had an amazing mother. Sister Robinson would always greet me after church with her warm smile and a hug. May God comfort you and your family during this time. Thanks for sharing your mom
With us. Alrica Jones and Family
Delford Blythe posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
My heart is sad but my mind is comforted by the life you live and the love you have shown. I am convinced that God saw your heart yearned for him and took you home. Rest from your well-deserved sleep.
You have run your race, fought your fight and your crown awaits you on that great resurrection morning.
Thank you for the wonderful sabbath lunches and for giving me a family at Mississauga SDA. To Trevor, Nick, Neil, June and the rest of the family, God provides an opportunity for us to see our beloved Rose again!
Let us live so we can see her again.
God bless and keep you Rose. RIP
Delford
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Nicole Powlett planted a tree in memory of Rose Robinson
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
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She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come. Proverbs 31:25 Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Christine Brown posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Sending our deepest condolences and sending prayers for the family at this time. Sis.Robinson was a wonderful beautiful Lady and we'll miss her. Love always Gregory, Christine, William and Nicole Brown
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Marcia Francis posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
I extend my deepest sympathies to the Robinson Family. May the soul of Aunty Rose be at peace with our Heavenly Father.
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Perma Jones lit a candle
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
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On the sands of time she have left her footprints of glory
Everyone will know her name and shall recall her story.
Condolences to the Robinson’s and Smith’s family.
My niece will never be forgotten.
Rest In Peace Rose.
From Perma and family
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Elaine Mclean posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
To Trevor, Neal and Nicky, I want to extend my condolences to you at this sad time. I admire the care and passion that you gave to your wife and mom over the years. My time knowing her, she was kind and loving towards me and Aimee but even before then growing up in Jamaica as a young girl,I remember her coming by and enjoying all the lunches that my grandma would cook for all the teachers at Cokes View Primary School and Rose was apart of the group. Their laughter and warmth was infectious. So, just take comfort that she is resting and we will see her again. And to all the brothers and sisters, and all the relatives, my prayers are with you for comfort at this time. May God bless you all! Aimee's Mom - Elaine
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Charmaine Samuels lit a candle
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
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Freda uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
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Mrs. Robinson was a wonderful person, neighbour and friend. She was never overwhelmed or annoyed by my many unannounced visits. She welcomed me into her home and family with open arms. She had a distinct way she said my name an I can still hear her voice, to this very day. Her pleasant manner could brighten up anyone’s day. I’m sorry she didn’t get to see my daughter or know the closeness in names they share. I was reminded that Mother’s Day should be everyday. As I went over to say hi, not knowing I’d be late to say good bye. But love is the result of that bond from the day I moved in and that love will always be there, whether we are far or near. RIP until we meet again. I’d be honoured to be your neighbour in heaven. Love always Freda.
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The Nesbeths planted a tree in memory of Rose Robinson
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
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Sorry for your loss. We pray for God's peace and comfort to sustain you daily. Carl and Heather Nesbeth Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Verna French planted a tree in memory of Rose Robinson
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
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Sent with love and remembrance, Sis Robinson rest well until we meet on that great getting up day. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Sandra Dowers & Family posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
To the Robinson family, please accept our deepest sympathies. May God continue to be with you in this time of sorrow.
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Michela Bethune (Williams) posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Aunt Rose, so sad to see you leave us, but I know you’ll continue to look over us in heaven! Thank you for awesome memories that you helped to create. I love you and will always miss you!
Michela
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Camille Gayle posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Our condolences to the Robinson family. You are in our prayers. Remember the Lord is by your side.
Psalm 73:26 KJV
My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my heart, and my portion for ever.
Isaiah 41:10 KJV
Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness.
From the Gayle Family (Ramalho, Camille, Amariah and Zeraiah)
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A tree was planted in memory of Rose Robinson
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
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Melody Hall posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Tribute to Mrs. Rose Robinson nee Smith
May 2020
Summer, 2016.
Ring…Ring…
Hello!
Hi Faye! You *need* to go and look for Rose.
That was Dawn after one of her visits to Canada.
A few months later, I had gotten my visa, but there was never the urge to go. Rose and I spoke frequently, and our birthday calls were a sure thing.
Summer, 2018.
Ring…Ring…
Hello!
Hi Faye! You *must* go and look for Rose.
That was Dawn again after another visit to Canada. This time, I could hear the urgency in her voice.
“I must go,“ I said to myself.
“But when is the best time to go?” I wondered. So, I decided to visit Rose when Trevor was on his well-deserved yearly break to Jamaica. I figured that would be the time that she would need me most.
Many years ago, I promised myself that the only encounter I would have with ice would be in a glass of lemonade. And definitely not as blankets of snow during a North American winter. Yet, here I was jetting off from Jamaica to Canada in the coldest month of the year.
Rose cried when we hugged. I had reached at-last! All four of us Smith girls were together one more time. Mama would have been proud. It was a good feeling, and we had a great time despite the circumstances.
Many nights Rose and I talked and talked and talked some more. With she laying in bed and me, sitting on a chair by her. And off we went hand in hand, down Memory Lane. That was what she loved.
Rose still had her wits about her, a sharp memory and a great sense of humor.
For example:
If you know Rose, you would know that some of her most prized and precious possessions were her china, crystal, and silver wares. It was her greatest joy to have them cleaned and polished. On one occasion, she recalled that she could not get anyone to clean them. Of course, Trevor was not volunteering, and then she became agitated. In a mellow tone, Trevor turned to her said,
“When we are gone, dear, the boys are going to sell the house and if they get
a buyer they are going to throw in your china, crystals
and silver wares to sweeten the deal.”
She told me that she was angry when he said this, but now she saw the humor in it. We both had a good laugh.
Rose’s memory was sharp. In one of our talks, she reminded me I had asked her a question years ago that bothered her for many years because she had no answer for me. I was happy for her that Cos was able to clear the air, and a burden was lifted off her shoulder.
Rose was always kind to me. When I was small, she made me a dress that I could only wear once. This was a running joke between us. She also bought me my first birthday present. I woke up one birthday morning with a pink box sitting beside my head. My mother, ironing close by, said: “That’s from your sister Rose.” It was a plastic Caucasian doll-set with a pink dining set: cup and saucer, knife, fork, spoon, etc. The doll had no hair to comb, but I loved it. Strangely, for days I would be missing pieces from the pink dining set. To this day, I still wonder where they went. “Dawn can you tell me where they went?”
These special memories of Rose will always bring me to smile. If only I could have her back for just a little while longer. Then we could talk again like we used to do during our visits. The fact that she is no longer here will always cause me pain, but I cannot be too selfish. I must let her go.
One of Rose’s greatest fears was to be placed in a nursing home, away from her family. But God stepped in and granted her final wish. She went from the comfort of her home with her loving family surrounding her.
Thank you Trevor, Nicky, and Neal for being there when she needed you most. You did a great job. Thanks also to sister; June, daughter-in-law; Laurie, and the grandchildren. I am proud of you. May God bless you all.
Rose, I know it is tough to say good-bye, so I will not.
Sleep on big sister, sleep on.
You are forever in my heart.
Until we meet again.
From your loving sister,
Melody (Faye).
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Melody Hall posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
To us, Rose was our second mother – very protective and nurturing. She had an input in naming our 3 kids (Cherisse, Patrisse, and Orville) and took great interest in them. She used every opportunity to tell us how proud she was of them and how proud Mama would have been.
We knew Rose was going but that did not lessen the pain. It seems like losing Mama all over again.
We are blessed for having Rose in our lives and her passing has left a void in our hearts that no one can fill.
Melody and Bernard Hall
Sister and Brother-in-law.
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Audrey Smith posted a condolence
Monday, May 18, 2020
The full meaning of death is not realized until we suffer loss of our own. The house is empty, songs give way to sighs and tears fall freely as we think of our loss.
Rose was a quiet, soft- spoken individual, who treat others with respect and always wear a smile. She likes to have things in order and would take over the role of 'mother' in the family. During her visits especially for Christmas, Rose would be the main organizer for the duration. From sleeping arrangements, distrubution of gifts, dinner, household duties and leisure time activities.
Rose was full of life and had a special love for her family. During her frequent visits to Jamaica, she would be visiting Aunt Claris, Aunt Lee, Aunt Polly and her dear friend Mrs.Cawley among others. There was always a gift for family members and friends whenever she visited them.
Rose has departed from this life, left us with lasting memories that we will share and cherish. These memories will live on giving us a piece of mind.
We may sleep, but not forever,
There will be a glorious dawn
We shall meet to part, no never.
On the resurrection morn.
Sleep on, Rose we love you but God loves you best.
Roy, Audrey, Jovane, Kallysa, Lauriston (Greg) and Jenneil
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Leslie posted a condolence
Monday, May 18, 2020
My condolences to the Robinson family. May God continue to be with you during this difficult time.
From Leslie-Ann Stewart
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Minerva & Wayne Gray posted a condolence
Monday, May 18, 2020
We grieve with the family! We pray for the family! May the love she showed to those around her and the memories of her smile, laugher, and whole being bring comfort to the family. And may the hope that we have in the resurrection give you all hope.
Wayne & Minerva Gray
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Barbara Raymond posted a symbolic gesture
Monday, May 18, 2020
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Sis. Rose ... that infectious giggle and laughter will always be remembered by our family. We first met when our children started school back in the 80s, enjoying the many church and school activities over the years. May her family be assured that the blessings she brought to them, and all who knew her, will always be cherished. Sweet be her rest till we meet again.
- - - Ancel Raymond & Family
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Ferrons posted a condolence
Monday, May 18, 2020
Mrs Robinson made the house a home to so many. She took pride in her family and when we were there we all knew that we were part of the family and not just a guest.
Thank God for hope. We grieve because we love but we grieve with hope!
Alvin & Laura
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Cherisse, Patrisse, and Orville Hall posted a condolence
Sunday, May 17, 2020
To our dearest Auntie Rose:
Death leaves heartaches no one can heal,
But love leaves memories no one can steal
-Author unknown
We will remember the many Smith Family Christmas holidays spent together at Grandma Ida’s
in Westmoreland.
We will miss your infectious laughter as you reminisced with loved ones.
We will remember your love of reading, especially the captivating Mills and Boone series.
And we will never forget the blanket of love and nurture we felt in your presence.
Thank you for being our cheerleader.
Thank you for being so kind.
Thank you for being supportive.
We will forever keep our memories of you close to our hearts.
May your soul rest in eternal peace.
To Uncle Trevor and our cousins Nicky and Neal: Please keep strong and continue to cherish the
great times you had with your wife, your mother, our Auntie Rose.
Love,
Your nieces and nephew:
Cherisse, Patrisse, and Orville Hall
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Lauriston Smith posted a condolence
Sunday, May 17, 2020
My beloved sister Rose meant the world to me. She Always thought she had to be the 2nd mother to Mama! She was loving and kindhearted. I remember when I found out she was coming home from Canada for vacation, I called and asked for a Teddy Bear for my then girlfriend! She brought it with the biggest laugh! I miss you and will always love you! Thanks to Trevor, Nicky, Neal, June, Lori and the grandkids for taking such good care of her! Blessings to all! Love Tony
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Coslan Smith posted a condolence
Sunday, May 17, 2020
It’s been a joy and a blessing to have had Rose in my life as my oldest sister! I’ve enjoyed the times we spent together. Rose played a significant role in helping me to become the man I am today. For Jean, Rose has been more than a Sister-in Law, she was a friend, and a confidant. Her passing has left many beautiful indelible memories on my heart ! To Racquel and Michelle Aunt Rose was kind and loving. We all admired her for her beautiful smile and her elegance. Our Thanks for the memories! To Trevor, Nicky Neal, June,Lori and the grandkids, thanks for giving her the best care ever. Stay strong, Rose’s memories will live on! Gone but not forgotten. From: Cos, Jean, Racquel, Michelle, Shanya and Maleek
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Aimee Talmadge posted a condolence
Sunday, May 17, 2020
It’s always those little moments that leaves a forever mental imprint... One of the memories I do cherish was anytime I visited Canada to spend time with the Smith clan, the Robinson’s front door always had a significance... Auntie Rose was the first person to greet me there and the last person to wish me safe travels at the same spot haha. I will miss everything about her, she will be missed deeply.
Always Loved. Never Forgotten. Forever Missed. Love Always, Your Niece Aimee
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Shayna Smith posted a condolence
Sunday, May 17, 2020
"Its hard to forget someone who gave us so much to remember. We had a wonderful aunt, her smiles were made of sunshine and we always feel good with her warm words of praise.
REST IN PEACE. Shanya Smith.
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Sandra Malcolm posted a condolence
Sunday, May 17, 2020
Tribute to Sister Rose
We were blessed to have you so many years,
but now we must say our goodbyes.
We’ve shared so many precious moments:
weddings, reunions, graduations, farewells.
We have lost one of our biggest supporters in our accomplishments.
The family chain is broken, and we have lost a jewel.
You were a gracious hostess on our many Canadian vacations,
to places like Canada’s Wonderland, CN Tower, and Niagara Falls.
The countless shopping sprees, Sabbath luncheons, backyard barbeques,
you were a trooper through it all.
You had such poise, beauty, and elegance.
You were big on etiquette and punctuality, a good listener, role model, friend.
Your treasure of photo albums reflects you have lived a lot,
and you have been loved a lot.
Rest in peace dear sister, as God has secured another Rose in His garden.
Your sister Dawn (Sandra), Errol, Darren and Alyssandra
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Pearl Gordon posted a condolence
Sunday, May 17, 2020
Let me first say that Rose lived a life of courage, beauty and bravery. No complaints, just smiles and laughter during our visits with her. I’ll always remember fondly her sitting week after week in the same pew at church. While others probably saw the calm, quiet, and self-assured woman, I got to know the fun and playful side as we would chat about life, motherhood, dreams and aspirations. She was truly a beautiful person and I am truly honored and blessed to have known her. May the Lord give you comfort and peace as you go through this time of bereavement. Condolences are extended to the entire family on behalf of Ron and myself.
Walda Clarke posted a condolence
Saturday, May 16, 2020
I’ve known Rose since high school in Jamaica.
She was a wonderful person, a kind friend with a beautiful smile.
She was intensely devoted to her family, friends and also to her church.
May God provide comfort to her devoted husband, children, grandchildren and also to her extended family as they grieve.
Rest In Peace dear friend.
Walda
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R. Taylor (nee Brownie) posted a condolence
Saturday, May 16, 2020
Sending my sincere condolences to Trevor and Roses' large extended family on her passing on Mother's Day 2020. Trevor is like family to me since we grew up together in Petersfield, Westmorelnd, Jamaica, so these sentiments are also on behalf of Brownie family.
May the Lord enfold you all with His mercy, love and grace at this very difficult time and bring you peace.
R.I.P Rose.
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Juliette Posted May 17, 2020 at 10:22 PM
I remember our Lakeshore days, camping, social, etc. You will certainly be missed for your smile. I remember your famous upside down pineapple cake and your tasty cooking. You were one of my admired sister over the years. May you rest in peace until resurrection morning.
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Saturday, May 16, 2020
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