Tonette's Momma Letha Passes 2016 & Grandma Dolly 2012, Tombstone, "Family Photo's, R.I.P.!"

"Um, this blog was one of those times I got very sentimental for an author like I!   I caught a glimpse of nostalgia as I reflect back in time and was looking at an old photo album of my favorite Auntie Arlene (Lena with the black dress by a white car on below) and our kinfolks.  I guess the most devastating news of all, one when one has to face the difficult task of receiving sadden news especially news when their parents have perished away.  

"In 2016, I was awaken to spend one more day alive with beautiful saved sweet mother on April 7th,  and she slipped into comatose later that evening and one week later, she passed away.   She stunned me with a sudden surprising death. I could not believe it,  I said, why is she dead!  My momma Letha Ann Robinson proceeded my late  grandma Dolly in similar circumstances.  Everyone surely remembers everybody calls  herself "Dolly whom died about 4 years prior in 2012, she passed away!"  Then, an Uncle Jr. was cremated the following year in 2017 and my father Napoleon "Rob"  also passed in June 2017 before he did  in the same year and a few months apart (father not pictured) and both of their  deaths was a super surprise to me right after my momma died.  I had to ask what in the world is going on with our family and this has got to stop.  You know, let's contact Law Enforcement..."

"I kept wondering why they were all dying!   Well, after  they passed I felt a void inside of myself and things had not clearly nor clairvoyantly explained to me, how a family can so close knit together and have to deal with the benelovence grieving ... Through it all, our family decided to stick together no matter what, and amazing surprises, blessings and ties to other family members shed some light on how they passed away suddenly. One thing is clear I still wish my parents were here.   As for myself, I never wanted them to leave this earthly world until much later than any of them being called home."

"However, so I wanted to show you pictures of them of my recent closest  family myself Tonette C. Robinson had lost them so soon within the last the last decade.  I hope you like this just as much as the rest of them and still enjoy my blog posts here @tonetterobinson569!"

"On October 2019, I had the pleasure to speak before my congregation and to offer a bit of "Words of Encouragement to my church mass ceremony at Divine Temple. Well, I found this excellent poem about how to deal with feelings when you have lost some of your set kinfolks from Family/Friends Poems. com (copyright 2006-2019) entitled: "Taken From Me!" It reads below:"

"I'm sitting here in my room, looking at your picture,

wondering why you couldn't be a part of my future.

Uncontrollable tears stream down my face,

while my heartbeat starts to race.

Asking God why he took you from my life,

it was more painful than stabbing me in the heart with a knife.

I still needed you here.

You were the one to make everything so clear.

You are a part of me, and I am a part of you.

When you died, a part of me died too.

I never knew how hard it was to lost someone you love

until the day you went to heaven above.

Even though I can't see,

I know you're up there watching over me.

I miss you more and more ever day,

and all I can do is pray,

In my heart you shall forever remain."

"I love all of you Uncle Roosevelt, Jr. (Big Brother), Letha ("I'll Always Love My Momma, She's My Favorite Girl") & Merline "Dolly," (Grandma, My Sweetest Nanny), All 3 of you, Rest In Peace, You are Tonette C. Robinson's real natural Family photo's that was here from Milwaukee Wisconsin!..."