Jonathon "Jon" Michael Robinson
July 12, 1986 – May 25, 2021
Pleasant Hill, IL
On Tuesday May 25, 2021, Jonathon Michael Robinson departed his earthly home for his heavenly home. While our hearts are broken and we are grieving our loss, we are grateful for the time we had with this beautiful angel on earth.
Jon was born on July 12, 1986, the day after his Mom's birthday. From that day forward, he brought joy, happiness, and sunshine into our lives and the lives of many others.
Jon grew up in Pleasant Hill, IL and graduated from Pleasant Hill High School. He was a dedicated member of the Pittsfield Assembly of God Church and helped out in the sound booth for the Children's ministry.
"Stand close to those who feel like sunshine". That was our beloved Jon. His light surely shined on everyone that he met and even those he hadn't, but who had only heard "Jon" stories. His zest for life was nearly matched by his zest for covering himself in cologne. He never met a stranger. When asked years ago he merely said, "People know me". People did know him and they adored him. He faithfully read his bible and would have given anything for his preacher to give him the pulpit and microphone for an entire service. We always worried that this might just happen and no one ever knew what he would say. He had a twinkle in his eye and a song in his soul. He sang loud and proud for all those who listened. He made us laugh until we cried. Now we cry because we miss him and his laughter.
There are no words adequate enough to describe how deeply cherished he was and the impact of his life on others. He routinely prayed for others and would send texts of encouragement to those who needed it. He was and continues to be a source of inspiration and encouragement to others.
Although we may no longer physically see Jon, we believe he has left a permanent impression on all those fortunate enough to know him. Jon would want all of us to remember him with a smile and laughter rather than with tears. He would want us to find comfort in knowing he is home with his Heavenly Father and his family gone before. Jon will always continue to bring sunshine and light into our lives. We will miss his sense of humor, his contagious smile, and his love of life. He will be deeply loved forever and will never be forgotten because we carry his heart in our hearts. Jon was that "one in a million" special kind of person and we are all better because of him. People are encouraged to write their favorite "Jon stories", share pictures, and write about the impact he had on their lives on https://WeLoveJonRobinson.fromabirdie.com/contribute.
Jon is survived by his loving parents, Mike and Teresa Robinson of Pleasant Hill, IL; his dearly loved siblings, Heidi (Paul) Jaeckle of Caledonia, MI, Michael (Charlie Weder) Robinson of Collinsville, IL, his partner in crime nephew, Riley Jaeckle, his best friend and maternal Grandmother, Kate Smith of Pittsfield, IL, his maternal Grandfather Daniel Burton of Hardin, IL, his paternal Grandfather Ralph Robinson of Pleasant Hill, IL. He is also survived by many special aunts, uncles, cousins and cherished friends.
Jon was preceded in death by his Grandma Alice Robinson, Grandpa Bud Smith, Great Grandpa and Grandma Haney, Great Grandpa and Grandma Robinson, Great Grandma Roberts, Great Grandpa and Grandma Burton, and cousins, Cathy Syrcle and D'Marcus Kendall
July 12, 1986 – May 25, 2021
Pleasant Hill, IL
On Tuesday May 25, 2021, Jonathon Michael Robinson departed his earthly home for his heavenly home. While our hearts are broken and we are grieving our loss, we are grateful for the time we had with this beautiful angel on earth.
Jon was born on July 12, 1986, the day after his Mom's birthday. From that day forward, he brought joy, happiness, and sunshine into our lives and the lives of many others.
Jon grew up in Pleasant Hill, IL and graduated from Pleasant Hill High School. He was a dedicated member of the Pittsfield Assembly of God Church and helped out in the sound booth for the Children's ministry.
"Stand close to those who feel like sunshine". That was our beloved Jon. His light surely shined on everyone that he met and even those he hadn't, but who had only heard "Jon" stories. His zest for life was nearly matched by his zest for covering himself in cologne. He never met a stranger. When asked years ago he merely said, "People know me". People did know him and they adored him. He faithfully read his bible and would have given anything for his preacher to give him the pulpit and microphone for an entire service. We always worried that this might just happen and no one ever knew what he would say. He had a twinkle in his eye and a song in his soul. He sang loud and proud for all those who listened. He made us laugh until we cried. Now we cry because we miss him and his laughter.
There are no words adequate enough to describe how deeply cherished he was and the impact of his life on others. He routinely prayed for others and would send texts of encouragement to those who needed it. He was and continues to be a source of inspiration and encouragement to others.
Although we may no longer physically see Jon, we believe he has left a permanent impression on all those fortunate enough to know him. Jon would want all of us to remember him with a smile and laughter rather than with tears. He would want us to find comfort in knowing he is home with his Heavenly Father and his family gone before. Jon will always continue to bring sunshine and light into our lives. We will miss his sense of humor, his contagious smile, and his love of life. He will be deeply loved forever and will never be forgotten because we carry his heart in our hearts. Jon was that "one in a million" special kind of person and we are all better because of him. People are encouraged to write their favorite "Jon stories", share pictures, and write about the impact he had on their lives on https://WeLoveJonRobinson.fromabirdie.com/contribute.
Jon is survived by his loving parents, Mike and Teresa Robinson of Pleasant Hill, IL; his dearly loved siblings, Heidi (Paul) Jaeckle of Caledonia, MI, Michael (Charlie Weder) Robinson of Collinsville, IL, his partner in crime nephew, Riley Jaeckle, his best friend and maternal Grandmother, Kate Smith of Pittsfield, IL, his maternal Grandfather Daniel Burton of Hardin, IL, his paternal Grandfather Ralph Robinson of Pleasant Hill, IL. He is also survived by many special aunts, uncles, cousins and cherished friends.
Jon was preceded in death by his Grandma Alice Robinson, Grandpa Bud Smith, Great Grandpa and Grandma Haney, Great Grandpa and Grandma Robinson, Great Grandma Roberts, Great Grandpa and Grandma Burton, and cousins, Cathy Syrcle and D'Marcus Kendall
Jonathon "Jon" Michael Robinson
July 12, 1986 – May 25, 2021
Pleasant Hill, IL
On Tuesday May 25, 2021, Jonathon Michael Robinson departed his earthly home for his heavenly home. While our hearts are broken and we are grieving our loss, we are grateful for the time we had with this beautiful angel on earth.
Jon was born on July 12, 1986, the day after his Mom's birthday. From that day forward, he brought joy, happiness, and sunshine into our lives and the lives of many others.
Jon grew up in Pleasant Hill, IL and graduated from Pleasant Hill High School. He was a dedicated member of the Pittsfield Assembly of God Church and helped out in the sound booth for the Children's ministry.
"Stand close to those who feel like sunshine". That was our beloved Jon. His light surely shined on everyone that he met and even those he hadn't, but who had only heard "Jon" stories. His zest for life was nearly matched by his zest for covering himself in cologne. He never met a stranger. When asked years ago he merely said, "People know me". People did know him and they adored him. He faithfully read his bible and would have given anything for his preacher to give him the pulpit and microphone for an entire service. We always worried that this might just happen and no one ever knew what he would say. He had a twinkle in his eye and a song in his soul. He sang loud and proud for all those who listened. He made us laugh until we cried. Now we cry because we miss him and his laughter.
There are no words adequate enough to describe how deeply cherished he was and the impact of his life on others. He routinely prayed for others and would send texts of encouragement to those who needed it. He was and continues to be a source of inspiration and encouragement to others.
Although we may no longer physically see Jon, we believe he has left a permanent impression on all those fortunate enough to know him. Jon would want all of us to remember him with a smile and laughter rather than with tears. He would want us to find comfort in knowing he is home with his Heavenly Father and his family gone before. Jon will always continue to bring sunshine and light into our lives. We will miss his sense of humor, his contagious smile, and his love of life. He will be deeply loved forever and will never be forgotten because we carry his heart in our hearts. Jon was that "one in a million" special kind of person and we are all better because of him. People are encouraged to write their favorite "Jon stories", share pictures, and write about the impact he had on their lives on https://WeLoveJonRobinson.fromabirdie.com/contribute.
Jon is survived by his loving parents, Mike and Teresa Robinson of Pleasant Hill, IL; his dearly loved siblings, Heidi (Paul) Jaeckle of Caledonia, MI, Michael (Charlie Weder) Robinson of Collinsville, IL, his partner in crime nephew, Riley Jaeckle, his best friend and maternal Grandmother, Kate Smith of Pittsfield, IL, his maternal Grandfather Daniel Burton of Hardin, IL, his paternal Grandfather Ralph Robinson of Pleasant Hill, IL. He is also survived by many special aunts, uncles, cousins and cherished friends.
Jon was preceded in death by his Grandma Alice Robinson, Grandpa Bud Smith, Great Grandpa and Grandma Haney, Great Grandpa and Grandma Robinson, Great Grandma Roberts, Great Grandpa and Grandma Burton, and cousins, Cathy Syrcle and D'Marcus Kendall
July 12, 1986 – May 25, 2021
Pleasant Hill, IL
On Tuesday May 25, 2021, Jonathon Michael Robinson departed his earthly home for his heavenly home. While our hearts are broken and we are grieving our loss, we are grateful for the time we had with this beautiful angel on earth.
Jon was born on July 12, 1986, the day after his Mom's birthday. From that day forward, he brought joy, happiness, and sunshine into our lives and the lives of many others.
Jon grew up in Pleasant Hill, IL and graduated from Pleasant Hill High School. He was a dedicated member of the Pittsfield Assembly of God Church and helped out in the sound booth for the Children's ministry.
"Stand close to those who feel like sunshine". That was our beloved Jon. His light surely shined on everyone that he met and even those he hadn't, but who had only heard "Jon" stories. His zest for life was nearly matched by his zest for covering himself in cologne. He never met a stranger. When asked years ago he merely said, "People know me". People did know him and they adored him. He faithfully read his bible and would have given anything for his preacher to give him the pulpit and microphone for an entire service. We always worried that this might just happen and no one ever knew what he would say. He had a twinkle in his eye and a song in his soul. He sang loud and proud for all those who listened. He made us laugh until we cried. Now we cry because we miss him and his laughter.
There are no words adequate enough to describe how deeply cherished he was and the impact of his life on others. He routinely prayed for others and would send texts of encouragement to those who needed it. He was and continues to be a source of inspiration and encouragement to others.
Although we may no longer physically see Jon, we believe he has left a permanent impression on all those fortunate enough to know him. Jon would want all of us to remember him with a smile and laughter rather than with tears. He would want us to find comfort in knowing he is home with his Heavenly Father and his family gone before. Jon will always continue to bring sunshine and light into our lives. We will miss his sense of humor, his contagious smile, and his love of life. He will be deeply loved forever and will never be forgotten because we carry his heart in our hearts. Jon was that "one in a million" special kind of person and we are all better because of him. People are encouraged to write their favorite "Jon stories", share pictures, and write about the impact he had on their lives on https://WeLoveJonRobinson.fromabirdie.com/contribute.
Jon is survived by his loving parents, Mike and Teresa Robinson of Pleasant Hill, IL; his dearly loved siblings, Heidi (Paul) Jaeckle of Caledonia, MI, Michael (Charlie Weder) Robinson of Collinsville, IL, his partner in crime nephew, Riley Jaeckle, his best friend and maternal Grandmother, Kate Smith of Pittsfield, IL, his maternal Grandfather Daniel Burton of Hardin, IL, his paternal Grandfather Ralph Robinson of Pleasant Hill, IL. He is also survived by many special aunts, uncles, cousins and cherished friends.
Jon was preceded in death by his Grandma Alice Robinson, Grandpa Bud Smith, Great Grandpa and Grandma Haney, Great Grandpa and Grandma Robinson, Great Grandma Roberts, Great Grandpa and Grandma Burton, and cousins, Cathy Syrcle and D'Marcus Kendall
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