Sandra D Robinson

Our beloved, SANDRA DENISE ROBINSON, daughter of the late William Otis and Myrtle Nance Robinson, was born on June 5, 1962 in Baltimore, Maryland. She departed this life on Tuesday February 1, 2022, at home surrounded by close family and friends.

Sandra, affectionately known as "Sandy", received her education in the Baltimore City Public School System and graduated from Southern High School in 1980. Later continuing her education at the Baltimore City Community College receiving an Associate of Arts Degree. Sandra began her career dedicating eight years to the City of Baltimore holding various positions before transitioning to the department of Public Safety & Correctional Services where she retired in 2019 after entrusting twenty-three years of service.

Sandy accepted Christ at an early age dedicating her life to the gift of service. She grew up in a God fearing home. The youngest of seven, she loved, honored and served her parents until they were called home to be with the Lord.

Sandy was a queen always wearing her heart on her sleeve. The bond shared between her and her sibling was unbreakable, but undeniably her children were the reasons why she lived. Although her crown was heavy at times, Sandy was intentional in the ways in which she nurtured both her children and grandchildren. As a mother she understood what they needed, and with Gods help always provided.

Sandy's love for her children spilled over to her grandchildren tenfold. Fostering a chef, a gentleman and an entertained; instilling in each of them" you have to earn it, but I got you". To know Sandy was to love her.

Her zeal for life was showcased through an infectious laugh, unapologetic boisterous spirit, epic trips. near ending parties and sharing of culinary skills. She was always excited to commune with family, both near and far, often turning planned day trips into spontaneous weekends full of fun. "God willing", as she always referenced, allowed Sandy to live her life to the fullest. She was a true love bug making numerous friends along the way.  "Fag House is forever" was the motto that she stayed true to, and so were the many friendships that developed throughout her life.

Preceding her in death are two brothers Chris and Allen Robinson.

Sandy was a devoted mother, sister and loyal friend. She leaves to cherish her legacy; a son, Taven Phillips; a daughter, Ambra Kelly; three grandchildren De'Janay, Steven and Audrey; two sisters Laura Diane Richardson (Rick), Valerie "Babbey" Robinson; two brothers, William "Boosie" Robinson (Che), Gregory "Peewee" Robinson (Wanda); and three sister-in-law's Carolyn, Marlene and Shirley. Along with a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives and an abundance if friends.