Arizona, LA: Reece was born on October 2, 1914 to Hudson Allen and Ethel Willis Thomason Robinson in his parent's home in Arizona, LA. He is descended from the Claiborne Parish pioneering family of Hudson Allen Robinson, Sr. and his wife Sarah Jane Goodson Robinson. He lived in Arizona for almost all of his life. He was a member of the Arizona United Methodist Church having joined on August 21, 1924. He was an active member of the church, serving on the Board of Directors and as a Trustee for the church. He was very active in civic affairs in the area. He was one of the founders and builders of the Arizona Rural Life Museum and served as a Board Member. He also served as a Board Member and Vice-President of the Forest Grove Cemetery Association. He served the Association as a Director for 33 years and in a special tribute during the Association's regular meeting in May 2006, he was presented with a plaque by the Board President honoring him for his many years of dedicated service (which included mowing the cemetery at no charge for over 15 years, helping dig graves with a shovel in the earlier years, and for numerous other issues that he handled). At that meeting in 2006 he was named Director Emeritus.
He attended the Arizona Academy and Lisbon High School. He was employed as a salesman for Claiborne Butane for 33 years and retired from that company. In later years he was a cattleman and timber farmer and was a member of the Claiborne Parish Cattlemen's Association. He served as Constable in Ward 7 for many years. He also was a volunteer fireman for District 6 in Claiborne Parish. He was one of the founding supporters of the Claiborne Academy Foundation and was active in its support in the following years.
Reece is survived by his wife of 78 years, Dorris Spigener Robinson; his children, Edith Ann Robinson Hausman and her husband, Mal; and Peggy Joe Robinson Pike and her husband, Alf all of the Arizona community. He is survived by grandsons, Keith Womack and his wife, Tami, of Reno, NV; Greg Pike and his wife, Darlene, of Hinesville, GA; Jeff Pike and his wife, Kelly, Doug Pike and his wife, Kristi all of Arizona, LA and Chet Pike of Camden, AR. He is survived by fourteen great grandchildren, Reece and Meredith Womack of Magnolia, AR; Garrett Womack of Reno, NV; Allison, Elizabeth, and Chris Pike of Hinesville, GA; Matthew and Michael Pike of Arizona, LA; Austin, Cole and Reagan Pike all of Arizona, LA; Justin and Julie Anne Pike of El Dorado, AR and America Pike of Camden, AR. He is also survived by his sisters Mabel R. Nichols of Santa Rosa, CA; and by Faye R. Bookter and her husband, Claude of Baton Rouge, LA.
He was preceded in death by his grandson Edward Kirk Womack of Magnolia, AR and twelve siblings: Bernie, Ben, Mamie, Jewell, Melton, James, Robert, Ida Preston, Lillian Fraqua, Vesta Cook, Allene White, and Miriam Baker.
Honorary pallbearers will be: Bruce Robinson, Jack Arizona Community, LA: Cranford, J. D. Teel, Jim Wright, Claude Bookter, Jr., Bobby Robinson, Ronnie Anderson, Joe Richardson and Garrett Womack.
Pallbearers will be his grandsons: Keith Womack, Jeff Pike, Doug Pike; his great grandchildren: Reece Womack, Austin Pike, Matthew Pike, Michael Pike, Cole Pike, Reagan Pike and Justin Pike.
Visitation will be at the Rose-Neath Chapel in Homer, LA on Friday, June 20, 2014 from 1:00P - 2:00P. The service will be held at the Rose-Neath Chapel on Friday, June 20, 2014 at 2:00P. Burial will follow at the Forest Grove Cemetery near the community of Arizona, LA.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations could be made to the Arizona Methodist Church or the Forest Grove Cemetery Association in care of Wanda Teel, 372 Methodist Camp Road, Homer, LA 71040.
He attended the Arizona Academy and Lisbon High School. He was employed as a salesman for Claiborne Butane for 33 years and retired from that company. In later years he was a cattleman and timber farmer and was a member of the Claiborne Parish Cattlemen's Association. He served as Constable in Ward 7 for many years. He also was a volunteer fireman for District 6 in Claiborne Parish. He was one of the founding supporters of the Claiborne Academy Foundation and was active in its support in the following years.
Reece is survived by his wife of 78 years, Dorris Spigener Robinson; his children, Edith Ann Robinson Hausman and her husband, Mal; and Peggy Joe Robinson Pike and her husband, Alf all of the Arizona community. He is survived by grandsons, Keith Womack and his wife, Tami, of Reno, NV; Greg Pike and his wife, Darlene, of Hinesville, GA; Jeff Pike and his wife, Kelly, Doug Pike and his wife, Kristi all of Arizona, LA and Chet Pike of Camden, AR. He is survived by fourteen great grandchildren, Reece and Meredith Womack of Magnolia, AR; Garrett Womack of Reno, NV; Allison, Elizabeth, and Chris Pike of Hinesville, GA; Matthew and Michael Pike of Arizona, LA; Austin, Cole and Reagan Pike all of Arizona, LA; Justin and Julie Anne Pike of El Dorado, AR and America Pike of Camden, AR. He is also survived by his sisters Mabel R. Nichols of Santa Rosa, CA; and by Faye R. Bookter and her husband, Claude of Baton Rouge, LA.
He was preceded in death by his grandson Edward Kirk Womack of Magnolia, AR and twelve siblings: Bernie, Ben, Mamie, Jewell, Melton, James, Robert, Ida Preston, Lillian Fraqua, Vesta Cook, Allene White, and Miriam Baker.
Honorary pallbearers will be: Bruce Robinson, Jack Arizona Community, LA: Cranford, J. D. Teel, Jim Wright, Claude Bookter, Jr., Bobby Robinson, Ronnie Anderson, Joe Richardson and Garrett Womack.
Pallbearers will be his grandsons: Keith Womack, Jeff Pike, Doug Pike; his great grandchildren: Reece Womack, Austin Pike, Matthew Pike, Michael Pike, Cole Pike, Reagan Pike and Justin Pike.
Visitation will be at the Rose-Neath Chapel in Homer, LA on Friday, June 20, 2014 from 1:00P - 2:00P. The service will be held at the Rose-Neath Chapel on Friday, June 20, 2014 at 2:00P. Burial will follow at the Forest Grove Cemetery near the community of Arizona, LA.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations could be made to the Arizona Methodist Church or the Forest Grove Cemetery Association in care of Wanda Teel, 372 Methodist Camp Road, Homer, LA 71040.
Arizona, LA: Reece was born on October 2, 1914 to Hudson Allen and Ethel Willis Thomason Robinson in his parent's home in Arizona, LA. He is descended from the Claiborne Parish pioneering family of Hudson Allen Robinson, Sr. and his wife Sarah Jane Goodson Robinson. He lived in Arizona for almost all of his life. He was a member of the Arizona United Methodist Church having joined on August 21, 1924. He was an active member of the church, serving on the Board of Directors and as a Trustee for the church. He was very active in civic affairs in the area. He was one of the founders and builders of the Arizona Rural Life Museum and served as a Board Member. He also served as a Board Member and Vice-President of the Forest Grove Cemetery Association. He served the Association as a Director for 33 years and in a special tribute during the Association's regular meeting in May 2006, he was presented with a plaque by the Board President honoring him for his many years of dedicated service (which included mowing the cemetery at no charge for over 15 years, helping dig graves with a shovel in the earlier years, and for numerous other issues that he handled). At that meeting in 2006 he was named Director Emeritus.
He attended the Arizona Academy and Lisbon High School. He was employed as a salesman for Claiborne Butane for 33 years and retired from that company. In later years he was a cattleman and timber farmer and was a member of the Claiborne Parish Cattlemen's Association. He served as Constable in Ward 7 for many years. He also was a volunteer fireman for District 6 in Claiborne Parish. He was one of the founding supporters of the Claiborne Academy Foundation and was active in its support in the following years.
Reece is survived by his wife of 78 years, Dorris Spigener Robinson; his children, Edith Ann Robinson Hausman and her husband, Mal; and Peggy Joe Robinson Pike and her husband, Alf all of the Arizona community. He is survived by grandsons, Keith Womack and his wife, Tami, of Reno, NV; Greg Pike and his wife, Darlene, of Hinesville, GA; Jeff Pike and his wife, Kelly, Doug Pike and his wife, Kristi all of Arizona, LA and Chet Pike of Camden, AR. He is survived by fourteen great grandchildren, Reece and Meredith Womack of Magnolia, AR; Garrett Womack of Reno, NV; Allison, Elizabeth, and Chris Pike of Hinesville, GA; Matthew and Michael Pike of Arizona, LA; Austin, Cole and Reagan Pike all of Arizona, LA; Justin and Julie Anne Pike of El Dorado, AR and America Pike of Camden, AR. He is also survived by his sisters Mabel R. Nichols of Santa Rosa, CA; and by Faye R. Bookter and her husband, Claude of Baton Rouge, LA.
He was preceded in death by his grandson Edward Kirk Womack of Magnolia, AR and twelve siblings: Bernie, Ben, Mamie, Jewell, Melton, James, Robert, Ida Preston, Lillian Fraqua, Vesta Cook, Allene White, and Miriam Baker.
Honorary pallbearers will be: Bruce Robinson, Jack Arizona Community, LA: Cranford, J. D. Teel, Jim Wright, Claude Bookter, Jr., Bobby Robinson, Ronnie Anderson, Joe Richardson and Garrett Womack.
Pallbearers will be his grandsons: Keith Womack, Jeff Pike, Doug Pike; his great grandchildren: Reece Womack, Austin Pike, Matthew Pike, Michael Pike, Cole Pike, Reagan Pike and Justin Pike.
Visitation will be at the Rose-Neath Chapel in Homer, LA on Friday, June 20, 2014 from 1:00P - 2:00P. The service will be held at the Rose-Neath Chapel on Friday, June 20, 2014 at 2:00P. Burial will follow at the Forest Grove Cemetery near the community of Arizona, LA.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations could be made to the Arizona Methodist Church or the Forest Grove Cemetery Association in care of Wanda Teel, 372 Methodist Camp Road, Homer, LA 71040.
He attended the Arizona Academy and Lisbon High School. He was employed as a salesman for Claiborne Butane for 33 years and retired from that company. In later years he was a cattleman and timber farmer and was a member of the Claiborne Parish Cattlemen's Association. He served as Constable in Ward 7 for many years. He also was a volunteer fireman for District 6 in Claiborne Parish. He was one of the founding supporters of the Claiborne Academy Foundation and was active in its support in the following years.
Reece is survived by his wife of 78 years, Dorris Spigener Robinson; his children, Edith Ann Robinson Hausman and her husband, Mal; and Peggy Joe Robinson Pike and her husband, Alf all of the Arizona community. He is survived by grandsons, Keith Womack and his wife, Tami, of Reno, NV; Greg Pike and his wife, Darlene, of Hinesville, GA; Jeff Pike and his wife, Kelly, Doug Pike and his wife, Kristi all of Arizona, LA and Chet Pike of Camden, AR. He is survived by fourteen great grandchildren, Reece and Meredith Womack of Magnolia, AR; Garrett Womack of Reno, NV; Allison, Elizabeth, and Chris Pike of Hinesville, GA; Matthew and Michael Pike of Arizona, LA; Austin, Cole and Reagan Pike all of Arizona, LA; Justin and Julie Anne Pike of El Dorado, AR and America Pike of Camden, AR. He is also survived by his sisters Mabel R. Nichols of Santa Rosa, CA; and by Faye R. Bookter and her husband, Claude of Baton Rouge, LA.
He was preceded in death by his grandson Edward Kirk Womack of Magnolia, AR and twelve siblings: Bernie, Ben, Mamie, Jewell, Melton, James, Robert, Ida Preston, Lillian Fraqua, Vesta Cook, Allene White, and Miriam Baker.
Honorary pallbearers will be: Bruce Robinson, Jack Arizona Community, LA: Cranford, J. D. Teel, Jim Wright, Claude Bookter, Jr., Bobby Robinson, Ronnie Anderson, Joe Richardson and Garrett Womack.
Pallbearers will be his grandsons: Keith Womack, Jeff Pike, Doug Pike; his great grandchildren: Reece Womack, Austin Pike, Matthew Pike, Michael Pike, Cole Pike, Reagan Pike and Justin Pike.
Visitation will be at the Rose-Neath Chapel in Homer, LA on Friday, June 20, 2014 from 1:00P - 2:00P. The service will be held at the Rose-Neath Chapel on Friday, June 20, 2014 at 2:00P. Burial will follow at the Forest Grove Cemetery near the community of Arizona, LA.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations could be made to the Arizona Methodist Church or the Forest Grove Cemetery Association in care of Wanda Teel, 372 Methodist Camp Road, Homer, LA 71040.
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