In Memory of Marcel Robinson
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This is the official 'Go Fund Me' memorial fund for Marcel Robinson.
Marcel Anthony Robinson, 40, passed away on July 5, 2016 after fighting a courageous battle against Sickle Cell Anemia, cancer, and kidney disease. He was one of the most selfless people to ever live. No matter the situation, or what he was doing, or how much pain he was enduring, he always made it his number one priority to ask how you were doing. Unlike most of the rest of us, he wouldn't ask just to ask; he genuinely cared how you were doing. He cared for and put others ahead of him in every facet of life. God finally decided it was time for Marcel to go home to Him in heaven, where there is no more pain or suffering, to live the greatest everlasting life he deserves. It is now Marcel's turn to receive what he had been giving to everyone he touched in his life: the selflessness that defined the man he was.
In an effort to give the Marcel the proper burial and services he deserves, we are asking for your help. We are asking that you, or anyone who would like to help us, please prayerfully consider giving anything you are willing to give. This would help ease the burden of his wonderful family from expenses in travel, hospitals, medicine, and funeral costs. Any funds raised will go to his family for these expenses. If you are unable to give, your prayers for Marcel and his family, as well as sharing this page, are greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your consideration to help, and for taking the time to read this!
Official obituary per www.fredjenkinsfuneralhome.com:
Marcel is survived by his parents Maurice and Roselle Robinson; his wife, Tiffany Robinson, who was his soulmate and best friend; son Gavinn Rodamer; siblings, Martine Robinson and Marlan Robinson; aunts Zeola Alston (Godmother), Marva Evans, and Ramona McMillon; uncle Glenn Alston; nephews Bryson and Braydon Jatta, whom he affectionately adored; Tony McDonald (Godfather); and a host of cousins, other relatives and friends.
Marcel was born on July 3, 1976 in Chicago, Illinois to Joseph and Roselle Robinson. He graduated high school from University High School in 1994 and West Virginia University with a Bachelor degree in Communication Studies and Master of Arts degree in Higher Education Leadership
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Allen and Mattie Belle Alston and paternal grandparents, Joseph and Lillian Robinson. In addition to uncles Allen Alston Jr., and Ronald Alston.
Marcel was employed by Purple Land Management. He attended Chestnut Ridge Church and was a longtime member of Mt. Hermon Baptist Church since childhood.
Marcel was a generous individual who had an infectious smile whom everyone liked; He never met a stranger. No matter what he was going through personally, he always made it a point to inquire about what was going on with you instead. He loved sports and was an avid Mountaineer, LeBron James and Dallas Cowboy fan, since the tender age of six years old. Marcel will be missed tremendously by all his family and friends. He fought hard against his diseases and always kept a positive outlook and smile on his face. Marcel loved to travel and was called "the best man" by many due to his frequent representation in his friend's weddings.
Friends are invited to gather in support of the family at Suncrest United Methodist Church on Friday, July 8 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm. A celebration of life will be held Saturday, July 9, 2016, at Suncrest United Methodist Church at 11 am with Pastor Junius Lewis officiating. Repass will immediately follow services at Suncrest United Methodist Church.
Marcel Anthony Robinson, 40, passed away on July 5, 2016 after fighting a courageous battle against Sickle Cell Anemia, cancer, and kidney disease. He was one of the most selfless people to ever live. No matter the situation, or what he was doing, or how much pain he was enduring, he always made it his number one priority to ask how you were doing. Unlike most of the rest of us, he wouldn't ask just to ask; he genuinely cared how you were doing. He cared for and put others ahead of him in every facet of life. God finally decided it was time for Marcel to go home to Him in heaven, where there is no more pain or suffering, to live the greatest everlasting life he deserves. It is now Marcel's turn to receive what he had been giving to everyone he touched in his life: the selflessness that defined the man he was.
In an effort to give the Marcel the proper burial and services he deserves, we are asking for your help. We are asking that you, or anyone who would like to help us, please prayerfully consider giving anything you are willing to give. This would help ease the burden of his wonderful family from expenses in travel, hospitals, medicine, and funeral costs. Any funds raised will go to his family for these expenses. If you are unable to give, your prayers for Marcel and his family, as well as sharing this page, are greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your consideration to help, and for taking the time to read this!
Official obituary per www.fredjenkinsfuneralhome.com:
Marcel is survived by his parents Maurice and Roselle Robinson; his wife, Tiffany Robinson, who was his soulmate and best friend; son Gavinn Rodamer; siblings, Martine Robinson and Marlan Robinson; aunts Zeola Alston (Godmother), Marva Evans, and Ramona McMillon; uncle Glenn Alston; nephews Bryson and Braydon Jatta, whom he affectionately adored; Tony McDonald (Godfather); and a host of cousins, other relatives and friends.
Marcel was born on July 3, 1976 in Chicago, Illinois to Joseph and Roselle Robinson. He graduated high school from University High School in 1994 and West Virginia University with a Bachelor degree in Communication Studies and Master of Arts degree in Higher Education Leadership
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Allen and Mattie Belle Alston and paternal grandparents, Joseph and Lillian Robinson. In addition to uncles Allen Alston Jr., and Ronald Alston.
Marcel was employed by Purple Land Management. He attended Chestnut Ridge Church and was a longtime member of Mt. Hermon Baptist Church since childhood.
Marcel was a generous individual who had an infectious smile whom everyone liked; He never met a stranger. No matter what he was going through personally, he always made it a point to inquire about what was going on with you instead. He loved sports and was an avid Mountaineer, LeBron James and Dallas Cowboy fan, since the tender age of six years old. Marcel will be missed tremendously by all his family and friends. He fought hard against his diseases and always kept a positive outlook and smile on his face. Marcel loved to travel and was called "the best man" by many due to his frequent representation in his friend's weddings.
Friends are invited to gather in support of the family at Suncrest United Methodist Church on Friday, July 8 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm. A celebration of life will be held Saturday, July 9, 2016, at Suncrest United Methodist Church at 11 am with Pastor Junius Lewis officiating. Repass will immediately follow services at Suncrest United Methodist Church.
Organizador y beneficiario
Aaron Wargo
Organizador
Morgantown, WV
Tiffany Robinson
Beneficiario