Lucile (Lucy) Robison, a beloved matriarch and cherished friend, went to eternal life peacefully on September 15, 2026, at the graceful age of 90. Born on April 1, 1936, in Bainbridge, Georgia. Lucile was the daughter of Waldon and Nellie Cloud. Proceeded in death by her parents, husband, brother's Fera, Ruben and Rudolph, sister Callie Mae Gajewski, great-grandson Clay Davison. Leaving behind a legacy of love and resilience that Lucile carried throughout her life.
Lucile found lifelong love with William C. Robison Jr., whom she married on September 3, 1953, in Bainbridge Georgia. Together, they shared 39 years of marriage, raising two daughters, Carolyn Morrow (Tom Ellis) and Elizabeth Rutledge, and building a family life rich in laughter and love. Lucile's dedication to her family was unwavering, and her home was always a place of welcome and comfort. a
Her career journey began humbly at Woolworth's lunch counter, where she delighted customers with her malts, shakes, and root beer floats. Lucile later worked as a line worker at Warwick, assembling televisions, before pursuing her passion for beauty at Mueller's Beautician School. With her cosmetology license in hand, she became a skilled hair stylist at Tom and Ron's, a career she cherished for many years. Lucile retired in 2001 from the Daimler Chrysler Kenosha Plant and was a proud member of the UAW. Her love for people and her lively spirit led her to continue working as a greeter at Walmart, where she enjoyed connecting with everyone she met. Blessed to fall in love a second time with Vance Greer. They shared many adventures over 20 years. Spending winter's in Florida with Vance's family.
Lucile's faith was central to her life, and she was an active member of the First Baptist Church in Winthrop Harbor, Illinois, for over 70 years. Her commitment to her church and community was unwavering, and she found joy in serving others.
A woman of many talents and interests, Lucile's love for God, family, and friends was paramount. She enjoyed playing cards and board games and cherished her Friday night outings with her girlfriends for dinner and maybe play a few slot machines. An avid bowler, she participated in various leagues over the years. Her love for gardening was evident in her bountiful vegetable garden, and she took great joy in canning her produce and sharing it with others. She enjoyed traveling, camping and fishing.
Lucile's culinary skills were legendary; her kitchen was known for Southern delicacies like chicken n' dumplings, fish and hushpuppies, black-eyed peas, okra, and cornbread. Her pies, especially pecan and chocolate, were beloved by many, and her three-layer fresh coconut cake was a special treat.
In addition to her children, Lucile is survived by her brother, Ira (Deborah) Cloud of Middleburg, Florida. Known as "Mommo" to her three treasured grandchildren, Felicia (Joseph) Labatore, Jennifer (Dale) Hedrick, Brent Morrow and six great-grandchildren Jacob (Anne Marie) Labatore, Justin Labatore, Zachary Hedrick, Skylar (Austin) Sewell, and Mila Morrow who will carry forward her legacy of love and kindness. She was a woman who made everyone feel welcome and was often the voice of reason in times of need.
Her warmth, wisdom, and unwavering faith will be deeply missed, but her memory will forever live on, in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.
Laid to rest Mt. Olivet, Zion Illinois.