Obituaries
The Shreveport Times
March 25, 2005

Doma Sanders Robinson
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Stanley, DeSoto, LA

Services for Mrs. Doma Sanders Robison were held at Rose-Neath in 
Logansport on Tuesday, March 15th with the Rev. Weldon Sistrunk 
officiating. Burial was in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the direction 
of Kilpatrick Rose-Neath.

Mrs. Robison, 85, died Sunday, March 13th at Grace Home, Schumpert 
Hospital in Shreveport. She was born Nov. 13, 1919, the daughter of 
William and Martha Matilda Sanders near the Hunter Community in DeSoto 
Parish.

Those left to cherish her memory include her daughter Alice Taylor and
her husband Lucky of Mansfield Texas, and grandchildren Barbie, William 
and Michael; her daughter Barbara McGinty and her husband Billy 
(Pleasant Hill, La) and granddaughters Martha and Mary; her son Robert 
Robison and his wife Carol (Blanchard, La), and grandchildren Frank, 
Cobey, Libby and Margaret; her son W.A. Robison and his wife Brenda 
(Natchitoches, La); her son Donnie Robison and his wife Jaye (Stanley) 
and grandsons B.J. and Coleman; her son Larry Robison and his wife Suzi 
(Shreveport) and grandchildren Ryan and Courtney; her sister Bertha 
Galloway (Mansfield, Texas). She will also be dearly missed by nineteen 
great-grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews including her special 
niece Mattie Ruth Brazzil of Logansport and their children, and 
countless neighbors and friends (especially her lifelong childhood 
friend, Clara Hobbs of Panama City, Fla.)

The family wishes to express a special thanks to those individuals who 
offered her so much help and comfort during her illness: Dr. G. Patrick 
Connor and his staff at Schumpert Cancer Center; Melissa Richardson of 
the DeSoto Regional Family Medicine; the nurses and staff of Louisiana 
Home Health in Mansfield; and the nurses, aides and volunteers at 
Schumpert's Grace Home.

Pallbearers were Tim King, Jay Jones, Chester W. Strauss, David Caston, 
Nicky Nix and Jim Lee. Honorary pallbearers were Gordon Christian, 
Frank Stephens, Lamar Nix, J. B. Sibley, Billy Boy Spears, James 
Taylor, Reuben Bryant and Delmar Liles.

Sleep in peace and suffer not, Dearest Mother. Although we can see you 
no more, your continued presence in our hearts and minds sustains us 
all and brings us joy.

The family suggests memorials be made to Grace Home in Shreveport.