May the work I have done speak for me,
May the life I lived speak for me;
May the service I gave speak for me,
Now that I am resting in my grave
There is nothing more that can be said!

Her Beginning:
On a breezy and cool morning in Columbia, South Carolina, a bubbly baby girl was born on February 2, 1942 to the parentage of the late Oscar Robinson, Jr., and Jessie Bell Robinson. She was welcomed by her other siblings. She was the center of attention and the joy of the Robinson Family. Willie Mae had ten (10) other siblings to spread her love and joy with.

Her Education and Life in Christ:
She started her educational journey in the public schools in Columbia, South Carolina (Richlands County). At an early age Willie Mae was introduced to Christ. As she transitioned from childhood to adulthood, her thirst for the word of God grew stronger. She, along with some of her children, joined the Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church of South Bay, Inc. to satisfy her thirst for the word. On February 9, 2025, Willie Mae heard the Master's voice saying " Your work down here is completed, your crown of life is waiting for you! Rest well! "We will see you in your new home!

Her Legacy:
She leaves a rich legacy to be cherished by her family. She was preceded in death by Harry Lee, Sr. She was the proud mother of six children, Four (4) daughters and two (2) sons: Daughters: Rosa Mae Hudson (Carl), Sharon Lee - Lawrence (Eugene), Carmen Neal, Connie Lee (Danny); Sons: Harry Lee, Jr. (deceased) and Dexter Lee (Jessica). Two sisters: Lynda B'Asia Robinson of Brooklyn, New York and Beatrice Richardson (George), of Newark, New Jersey, a special aunt; Kareen Kennedy Baxter of Columbia, South Carolina, a special nephew, Parcco Goodwin of Piscataway, New Jersey and special cousin, Minister Phillip Frazier. of Washington, D.C. She leaves twenty - four (24) grand - children, sixty - five (65) great - grands, a host of nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews, great - great nieces and nephews, host of cousins, friends and neighbors.