Benjamin Randolph Robinson

Benjamin Randolph Robinson (Randy), born on December 7, 1958, passed away peacefully on March 23, 2025. 

He was a Loving Son of Phyllis Dickerson Carden and Lowell D Robinson, who preceded him in death.  

A dedicated family man, Randy exemplified love and devotion throughout his life.  

He shared a deep and abiding love with his beloved wife, Cynthia Marie Robinson, with whom he spent thirty cherished years, standing beside her not only as a husband but also as her best friend. Together, they raised a family that became the center of his world.

Randy was a proud father to his three sons, Jacob (Susan), Aaron, Cullen (Jess) Robinson, and his daughter Ashley (Chris) Wooten.

Randy was also a proud and cherished Papa to his grandchildren, Lily, Liam, Jack, Harmony, Aislinn, Eban, and Braiden, who filled his life with joy and laughter. He was Preceded in death by his grandson Ben & son Justin by marriage to Cynthia.

Benjamin's legacy continues through his siblings, Gayle Robinson, Barry Robinson, Cheryl (Jerry) Magers, Kevin (Cindy) Robinson, Lauren (Robin) Robinson, Kristy (Tommy) Reidy, Sherry Reinert, Sandra (Sam) Phillips, and Sue (Phil) Nelson.

He was preceded in death by his siblings Joey, John Reinert, and Dottie.

Randy had a tremendous passion & love for riding motorcycles. He traveled many miles riding along the North Georgia and Tennessee Mountains with Cynthia and his siblings. Three of his most memorable rides, was taking his Mama for a ride to Cades Cove in Tennessee before she passed, Clayton Georgia with brothers Barry, Kevin & Lauren, and with his brother Barry to the top of Pikes Peak Colorado.

A talented craftsman, Randy found joy in woodworking and creating beautiful pieces that held significant meaning for his family. From building an arbor for his daughter's wedding to crafting cherished jewelry boxes from a slab of California Redwood for Cynthia and his Mama. His remarkable hands brought to life memories that will be treasured forever.

His love for outdoor activities was evident as he enjoyed camping trips to the Mountains, Lakes, and Beaches.

Randy dedicated himself to his lifetime career as Property Maintenance Supervisor and Property Manager, taking pride in his work and the contributions he made.

He created a home filled with love, laughter, and the fruits of his labor, always eager to sit back and appreciate the beauty of the life he built.

A memorial service to honor Randy's life and legacy will be held on April 5, 2025, at Georgia Funeral Care, 4671 S. Main Street, Acworth, GA 30101. 1pm Visitation, 3pm Memorial Service, (Live online at 3pm)

Benjamin Randolph Robinson (Randy) will be deeply missed by all whose lives he touched. His memory will forever remain in the hearts of his family and friends, a testament to a life well-lived.