I'Nissa Aimese Robinson

I'Nissa Aimese Robinson, 50, born November 18, 1970 in Camden, South Carolina, was the daughter of Thomasenia C. Robinson and James D. Robinson. On Wednesday, December 23, 2020, she transitioned from her earthly home to her heavenly home.

I'Nissa was a graduate of North Central High School, Class of 1989 where she was a varsity cheerleader and band member. She furthered her education at South Carolina State University, Class of 1993 earning a Bachelor of Science in Special Education. She was a month away from completing her Masters in Psychology when her health declined.

She became a member of Hyco Baptist Church, Cassatt, South Carolina in 1983. She was active with the Missionary Society and the Young Adult Auxiliary. She also sang in the S.J. Singers Choir.

I'Nissa was employed by Kershaw County Board of Disabilities and Special Needs as Residential Supervisor from April 1997 to 2001. She was employed by Phillip Morris USA as a Special Testing Auditor from August 2001 until her illness forced her to stop working in 2008. She enjoyed cooking and singing. She loved puzzles, reading and spending time with her family, especially her nieces. She had an infectious smile & laugh and she loved the Lord.

She was preceded in death by maternal grandparents, Thomas and Audree A. Clark; paternal grandparents, Sam and Naomi Stuckey; biological father, Larry D. Stuckey; uncles, William Stuckey, Bobby Stuckey, Howard Reed and Bernard Davis; cousin, Jota Gripper Montgomery.

Those left to cherish her memories and celebrate her life include: her loving mother � Thomasenia C. Robinson of Cassatt, South Carolina; father � James D. Robinson of Columbia, South Carolina; one sister � Jamesenia Aimese Robinson of Cassatt, South Carolina; three brothers � Rashjohn Q. Davis of Irmo, South Carolina, Kentrell L. Davis of Columbia, South Carolina and Lance Stuckey of Atlanta, Georgia; three nieces � Jacinda, Aria and Izabella; eleven aunts � Vernell, Mazie, Nora, Deloris, Iva, Jimmie, Kathy, Sammie, Betty, Juanita and Jacqueline; eight uncles � Thomas, Joseph, Michael, Henry, Alex, Larry, James and Earnie; cousins, other relatives and many sorrowing friends.