The life of Cleveland Roberison, Sr. "Neannie," began on November 16, 1951. He was born in Orangeburg, South Carolina to the Late Marion Robinson (Father) and the Late Eula Mae Scott (Mother). He is the son of 13 children and on August 23, 2021, he entered into eternal rest at Lexington Medical Center in Columbia, South Carolina.
Cleveland had a heart of gold. He was humble, fierce, hard working, sweet, and he tried his best to make sure everyone around him was happy. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, walking his dogs (Oreo & Milo), cooking, and watching sports. Those that know him, know that his favorite sports team was the Green Bay Packers. Cleveland worked tirelessly with his hands, and he was always finding a way to fix something.
Cleveland was well known for his work ethic and his early rising. He loved his family no matter what, and he showed it by visiting the sick, checking up on his family, and attending any events that he could.
He was preceded by his Late wife Jeannie D. Roberison, Father Marion Robinson, Mother Eula Mae Scott, Brother Tillman Scott, Brother Willie B. Robinson, and Sister Martha Ann Williams.
Those left to cherish his memories and to continue to honor his life is his eldest daughter Destiny F. Douglas "Meka," (Jonathan) of Columbia, SC, baby girl Patronda Fawehinmi (Sikiru) of Newport News, VA,; son Cleveland Roberison, Jr, of Gaston, SC, eight grandchildren: Kyree' S. Roberison, DaShawn Wright, Kezia A. Jordon, Adam Douglas, Jenesis. Bailey, Kadan Swann, Miles Pagoota "Max," and Shahida Fawehinmi; sisters, Ruby Mae Riley of Swansea, SC; Sylvia Golson of Woodford, SC; Peggy Sumpter of North, SC; Grace (Joseph) Hart of Neeses, SC; Jannie (Louis) Livingston of Orangeburg, SC. Brothers; James Knight of North, SC; Furman (Geneva) Robinson of North, SC; Hayward (Michelle) Robinson of Swansea, SC; and Nathan (Contrena) Scott of Orangeburg, SC. Aunt; Dorothy Knight of Philadelphia, PA; sister-in-law Daisy Bell Robinson of North, SC and Lisha Tucker of Columbia, SC. As well as a host of nieces, nephews, and friends.
To share a memory or send a condolence gift, please visit the Official Obituary of Cleveland Roberison, Sr. hosted by Bostick Tompkins Funeral Home.
The life of Cleveland Roberison, Sr. "Neannie," began on November 16, 1951. He was born in Orangeburg, South Carolina to the Late Marion Robinson (Father) and the Late Eula Mae Scott (Mother). He is the son of 13 children and on August 23, 2021, he entered into eternal rest at Lexington Medical Center in Columbia, South Carolina.
Cleveland had a heart of gold. He was humble, fierce, hard working, sweet, and he tried his best to make sure everyone around him was happy. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, walking his dogs (Oreo & Milo), cooking, and watching sports. Those that know him, know that his favorite sports team was the Green Bay Packers. Cleveland worked tirelessly with his hands, and he was always finding a way to fix something.
Cleveland was well known for his work ethic and his early rising. He loved his family no matter what, and he showed it by visiting the sick, checking up on his family, and attending any events that he could.
He was preceded by his Late wife Jeannie D. Roberison, Father Marion Robinson, Mother Eula Mae Scott, Brother Tillman Scott, Brother Willie B. Robinson, and Sister Martha Ann Williams.
Those left to cherish his memories and to continue to honor his life is his eldest daughter Destiny F. Douglas "Meka," (Jonathan) of Columbia, SC, baby girl Patronda Fawehinmi (Sikiru) of Newport News, VA,; son Cleveland Roberison, Jr, of Gaston, SC, eight grandchildren: Kyree' S. Roberison, DaShawn Wright, Kezia A. Jordon, Adam Douglas, Jenesis. Bailey, Kadan Swann, Miles Pagoota "Max," and Shahida Fawehinmi; sisters, Ruby Mae Riley of Swansea, SC; Sylvia Golson of Woodford, SC; Peggy Sumpter of North, SC; Grace (Joseph) Hart of Neeses, SC; Jannie (Louis) Livingston of Orangeburg, SC. Brothers; James Knight of North, SC; Furman (Geneva) Robinson of North, SC; Hayward (Michelle) Robinson of Swansea, SC; and Nathan (Contrena) Scott of Orangeburg, SC. Aunt; Dorothy Knight of Philadelphia, PA; sister-in-law Daisy Bell Robinson of North, SC and Lisha Tucker of Columbia, SC. As well as a host of nieces, nephews, and friends.
To share a memory or send a condolence gift, please visit the Official Obituary of Cleveland Roberison, Sr. hosted by Bostick Tompkins Funeral Home.
