Lattrell Wiley Robinson

On June 14, 2020, Our Queen, Mrs. Lattrell Wiley-Robinson entered her eternal rest, proceeded by the deaths of her father, Mr. Jesse B. Wiley and her baby brother, Master Jason Matthew Wiley. Lattrell was born in Commerce, Georgia in the winter of 1958 on January 12 to Mr. Jesse B. Wiley and Mrs. Frances Wiley. As a little girl, she loved spending time with her family; playing games and participating in activities such as hop scotch, red rover, and kickball. She also enjoyed spending summers in Banks County with her baby sister, Gloria and her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Obie (Wortie) Wiley. It was during those summers that Lattrell began to cultivate her cooking skills under the adoring eye of her Grandmother Wiley, who also helped instilled in her the fundamentals of nurturing and caring for family. Lattrell also delighted in spending time with her family in Gainesville. Her grandmother, Gussie Pierce, played a very pivotal role in the women Lattrell would later become, teaching and reinforcing the fundamentals of nurturing and caring for family that became so important in her life. Being the responsible young lady that she was, at the tender age of fifteen, Lattrell got her first job at E. E. Butler, offering assistance wherever she was needed. After high school, Lattrell moved to Washington D.C. to further her education. Upon completion, She returned home and began working at Georgia Power, where she was well known. At the age of thirty-five, Lattrell met the love of her life, Mr. David Robinson. In 1993, she married her beloved David, and moved to Chicago. In 1994, she started working at First Data in Matteson, Illinois as a telecommunications specialist but after about a year, Lattrell would shock her entire family, by announcing she was pregnant. On October 30, 1995, she gave birth to the apple of her eye, her “Precious” daughter La’Davia Robinson. Lattrell was overjoyed. After caring and nurturing for all the other children in her family, she finally had her own child. Once La’Davia was old enough, and Lattrell decided to go back to work, she and David created a system. Lattrell would work nights and David would work during the day. Their system worked, and they never needed a baby-sitter. After a few years, the recession of 2001 caused Lattrell to lose her job, but it also gave her the opportunity to become more active in LaDavia’s school activities. Lattrell became the school's "Room Mom". She assisted with activities, field trips, arts & crafts, etc. When her daughter was in ballet, piano, and band, Lattrell did not miss a practice or performance. She was very hands on at La'Davia's school until she began to work again in 2003. In 2011 Lattrell joined Faith Movers Church. She loved serving and being a greater. She touched the lives of so many throughout her membership there. Lattrell was a woman of faith and had a love for God. She was a very devoted wife, mother, and church member. In May of 2012, she joined the team of Waddell & Reed in Matteson, Illinois. She worked there for eight years before she finally retired in March of 2020. Three months into retirement, the Lord called her home. Lattrell was the driving force behind her entire family and for that reason alone, she will always be remembered as “Our Queen.” She leaves to cherish her loving memories to her husband, David Robinson, Chicago, Illinois, one daughter whom she adored, La’Davia Robinson, Atlanta, Georgia, her loving mother, Frances Wiley, Gainesville, Georgia, Sisters: Diane (Richard) Maddox, Gainesville, Georgia, Gloria (Jackie) McCluskey, Jefferson, Georgia Brothers: Zachery Daniel, Jefferson, Georgia, Danny Wiley, Jeffery Wiley, both of Gainesville, Georgia. Special niece & great niece: Labrenza Law and Jasealynn Mason, both of Jefferson, Georgia. Special nephews: Shontae Randolph, Andre Randolph, both of Gainesville, Georgia, Q. T. Blackwell, Lavonia, Georgia. One brother-in-love, Gregory Robinson. Special Aunt: Betty Chester. Special sister-cousins: Peggy Johnson, Yvonne Richie, Mary Williams, Jane Pierce, and April Richie. Special cousins: Mr. & Mrs. George Hardnett. Special sister-friends, Kathleen Fortson, Barbara Putnam, Mary Robinson, Alicia Wright, Vanessa Roberts, Michelle Floyd, Mary Ware, and host of other family and friends. https://www.wimberlyfuneralhomelivestreams.com/

Lattrell Wiley Robinson

January 12, 1958 - June 14, 2020