JUSTIN LENAIR ROBERTSON 07 08 2021

PREMIER ISSUE Justin Lenair Rober tson February 28, 1986 –

Edition COVER STORY A Celebration of Life!

July 8, 2021

11:00 AM

WHAT’S INSIDE!

“His Story…”

A detailed account of

A Life Gone To Soon!

“Order of Service” True Praise & Worship!

Thanksgiving for his Life…

Justin Lenair

FEATURE STORY:

Robertson

July

1, 2021

His Story Justin Lenair Robertson was born February 28, 1986, in New Orleans, Louisiana. He was the last of three children and only son born to Joe Robertson and Mabell Galloway Robertson. He departed this life on July 1, 2021, doing what he loved to do most, electrical work.

He accepted the Lord, Jesus as his personal savior at an early age. He was baptized at Greater St. Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church where he was in the youth choir and later served as a protector at the church.

Justin attended B.M. Palmer Elementary, St. Mary of the Angels and Redeemer-Seton High School. He had a passion for being an electrician since a young age when he would take apart various electronics and put them back together.

After high school, Justin attended an Electrical School in Slidell and Nunez Community College concentrating in electrical. He did an internship with Landix Electrical where he learned how to wire homes. His first electrical job was at Robinson Electrical where he learned to work on street-lights. He worked for All Star Electric, Frischhertz Electric Co Inc., and Chain Electrical where he did various electrical trades including streetlights, underground utilities, and overhead. Most recently, Justin worked for Primoris Services Corporation where he worked on street-lights. He also was on crews who performed storm restorations where he reset poles and restored services after storms. He was a member of electrical union IBEW Local 130.

Justin had a BIG HEART. He helped so many people with various electrical needs from changing ceiling fans, replacing electrical outlets, rewiring houses, circuit breakers, etc.. If there was an electrical need, you can count on Justin to do it.

Justin loved his family especially his parents and sisters. His greatest joy of all was being father to his baby girl Kinsley, who is his splitting image.

Justin was proceeded in death by his paternal grandparents, Henry Robertson and Leola Magee Robertson; his maternal grandparents, Charlie Cicero Galloway and Eva Bell Butler Galloway; one aunt, Stephanie Delay; seven uncles: Rayville Pittman, Thomas Davis, Paul Galloway, R.C Travis, Louis Gardner, Willie Chambliss, and Gary Lee. Justin leaves to mourn his parents, Joe and Mabell Robertson. One daughter, Kinsley Dominique Robertson; Fiancée, Lindsay Williams; two sisters, Marla L. Robertson and Jowanna L. Robertson; two nephews, Jaedon Lenair Jones and Masson Matai Robertson; Twelve aunts: Anna Travis of Hattiesburg, MS; Ruth Jackson, Martha Chambliss of Angie, LA; Edith Grant of Inglewood, CA; Sandra Gardner and Lisa Robinson of New Orleans, LA; Olevia (Lee) Hunt and Charlotte Galloway of Milwaukee, WI; Bonnie Myers and Raye Lee of Sandy Hook, MS; Twernella Pittman of Foxworth, MS; and Gloria Davis of Angie, LA; Six Uncles: Al C (Mary) Galloway of Angie, LA; Lovell (Clementine) Galloway, Willie Johnson and Charles (Carolyn) Galloway of Sandy Hook MS; Ronald (Denise) Robertson of New Orleans, LA; Craig (Kelly) Smith of Millington, TN, Bonus Sisters Tresslar MooreLewis, Jessica DeGruy, Nikki Tadlock and Tiffany Russ, Brother/Friend Will Easterling, Sister/Friend Delilah Martin, his bestie Keandrys M. Dalton and a host of relatives, friends and co-workers.

Justin was more than a cousin, more than a friend to many; He was a BROTHER.

SUNLIGHT CEMETERY 120 Sunlight Church Rd. * Sandy Hook, MS 39478 Visitation: 9:00 AM * Service: 11:00 AM Rev. Charles Galloway, Officiant

Service

Order of

Processional……………………………………………..Pastors and Elders Scripture Reading: Ministers of Sunlight Missionary Baptist Church Prayer Hymn……………………………………………………..……………….Lee Hunt Mistress of Service……………………………………..….Valerie Jackson “His Cousin”

Reflection……………………………………………………....Desmen Hayes “Former Co-worker”

Solo ………………………………………………………Melanique Lebeaud “His Cousin”

Reading of Obituary……………………………………................…Silent Words of Encouragement……………...Minister Chante’ Truscott WIW Ministries

Solo………………………………………………………….…….…Karen Hence Mt. Kingdom Missionary Baptist Church

Eulogy………………………………………………...Rev. Charles Galloway Sunlight Missionary Baptist Church

Closing Prayer * Recessional February 28, 1986 –July 1, 2021

My Best Friend, My Son You wanted me to have the best.

You stated that upon retirement, you wanted me to work with you.

This will be hard for me, but I will forever remember the bond we had. ~Dad

My Heart You left me so soon and the last time we talked, you were headed to work, when I offered you breakfast you said I’ve eaten already, I had deer tamales.

You said, “I’ll see you later Ma” but I did not get to see you anymore. I love you and I miss you Tuggy. I will miss you coming in the house saying, “What you got to eat in this piece” ~Love Mom

Rather to be absent from the body and to be present with the Lord… 2 Cor. 5:8

Brother, if we had to choose a word to describe you it would be a, “Lighthouse”. You’re tall like a tower, can withstand storms. You shined light in so many places and lives.

You were built on a hilltop, the word of God. Your smile and personality lit up when you were present.

The mantle that was carried has touched so many lives. You had a unique way of communicating. So, to continue your legacy.. When we great others we will say, “Yeaooown”. When drinking water or preferred beverage, we will follow it with, “Ta..Ta..Taaaa”. Finally, when something surprises us, we will sound off, “Jeangallamolly…

Love Your Sisters, Jowanna and Marla

Our Uncle

You were a great uncle, and I will miss you. I will miss your calls,

messages, and the fun times we had. Thank you for being a Great Uncle.

Love, Jaedon

My uncle was so sweet he came to all of my

birthdays parties and gave me cookies!

Godson Masson

Jay, there are no words that can fully express what you have meant to me over the years. You were and will always be the love of my life. Thank you for always taking care of me, whether it was making me laugh or being by my side during my most difficult moments.

I needed your strength during that time, and you never disappointed me. I will tell Kinsley all about you. How awesome you were and how much we joked around. I will tell her how much you were in love with her and that you admired her strength.

Thank you for the memories Justin.

Thank you for loving me the way that you did. I will never forget it. I will continue to love you in this life, and in the next. Love Lind

Our Nephew, My Baby They say you are my favorite… well we will keep that between us…lol.

Although my heart is saying one thing my Faith is telling me you’re ok.

I thank God for allowing me to share in all your accomplishments in this life.

I will miss your beautiful smile my baby.

Here’s To You! “Ta..Ta..Taaaa”

Thank you cousin, for showing me what good on earth looked like. You were an angel walking on earth, so your wings came so easy. You loved us and we will forever love you!! Jeangallmolly!!

Until we meet again.

Aisha

Yeaoown (What’s Up), Paran, I can’t lie, you left way too soon but met God right on time somehow. I’m going to miss you so much and already do, I love you so much until we meet again, I’ll make sure your legacy live on with me. Forever and always.

Love your Lil cousin, Lhayla

Family Time!

Our Forever Love

Friends &

Family

No words could ever express how much I appreciate you for being you.

Over the 20+ years of us being friends you've always been a listening ear, voice of reason and jokester to make light of situations. Despite distance and/or life you always assured me that our friendship was forever. Although, you're not physically here you're always and forever in my heart. Love you bud

To my brother, Yeaooown!

It is hard to lose someone so close that means so much to me. You had a major impact on my life, as we encouraged each other to be great on a daily basis. You gave selflessly to others, was an awesome listener, and meant so much to my existence. Missing you is a heartache that will never go away, but like you always said, “DON’T BE GOOD BE GREAT”. ~Will

From Delilah to JustinNo words could ever express how much I appreciate you for being you. Over the 20+ years of us being friends you've always been a listening ear, voice of reason and jokester to make light of situations. Despite distance and/or life you always assured me that our friendship was forever. Although, you're not physically here you're always and forever in my heart. Love you bud

You just wanted to be a great father. That’s all you talked about.

Miss you my friend, Keandrys

I watched you grow up to be Strong Black Man. When you got in the trades, I was proud of you, as a fellow Trade brother we understand the risk on going to work. I am proud how Good you were to your nephews. Your Daughter comes from Good Stock. We will always honor you and keep you in My heart. I will Do my best to be there For My Goddaughter. You are My Road Dog. Every time We linked up, we Always up to Something.

I love you Lil Big Cuz.

“Jeangallamolly” “YEAOOOWN!”

“Ta…Ta..Taaaa” Active Pallbearers

Honorary Pallbearers

Will Easterling * Oneil Edwards Daniel Hickerson * John Celius Desmen Hayes * Blake Williams Shane Theriot

Masson Robertson * Jaedon Jones * Ronald Robertson * Al C. Galloway * Lovell Galloway * Charles Galloway

With Gratitude and Love The family of Justin Lenair Robertson would like to take this opportunity to thank each of you for your continued support, expression of sympathy, support during our time of bereavement. We are finding strength in knowing earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal. All your kindness and love have lifted the gloomy clouds and have allowed the Blessing of our Lord shine through. Thank you.

Special Thanks to…

Rev, Charles Galloway and the Sunlight Church Family, Pastor Derrick R. Johnson and the Mt. Kingdom Missionary Baptist Church, GSSFGBC, Bishop Edward Pierce, Cecile “Ms. Seal Dalton and Seal’s Class Act Family, The Ross Family, Primoris Services Corporation ,Hurwitz Mintz, ExxonMobil Corp, Atascocita Middle School, Langenstein’s, Barbara Malter State Farm, The Claude Family and all who have reached out.

Interment Sunlight Cemetery 120 Sunlight Church Rd. Sandy Hook, MS 39478

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Arrangements Cook Galloway Funeral Home 1104 West Avenue Columbia, MS 39429

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