Dewey Lynn Robinson age 84 departed this life to join the heavenly chorus on Friday June 3, 2011. He is survived by his loving wife of 65 years, Louise Robinson; daughters Sherry Robinson of Sanford, Florida, Jo Ann Collier and her husband, Sterling of Aurora Illinois; grandchildren, Joshua Collier and his wife, Terra, Jessica Collier Wakefield and husband Alex, Allison Collier Sabosta and her husband, Nicholas; four great-granddaughters; twin brother, Wayne Robinson, and many nieces, nephews and spiritual family at Northfield Boulevard Church of Christ where he had attended since 1989. Mr. Robinson was a born ten minutes before his twin brother Wayne in Lenoir City, TN and lived there until he went into the Navy in 1944 at the age of 17 to serve his nation during World War II in the Pacific. He married Louise during leave in 1946 and was honorably discharged later that year. He spent his working life in circulation departments of various newspapers throughout the South, either in starting new newspapers or reorganizing existing ones. Mr. Robinson worked in Maryville, TN; Oak Ridge, TN; Cocoa and Rockledge FL; Orlando, FL; Morristown TN; Atlanta GA; Sanford FL; Lakeland, FL; Columbus, MS; Clearwater FL and ending his career in Murfreesboro while working at the Daily News Journal. The center of his life from the time he was married was the church and wherever he lived he actively participated in the local congregation. He was well know as song leader and even wrote a song which has been published and is sung in several congregations. He served as an elder in two different churches, but was always a student of the Word and a teacher in Bible classes as well as with his life. Music was always a joyous part of his life; not only in church, but also with a county band he participated in Florida. He wrote many county songs and enjoyed singing and playing his guitar whenever the occasion arose. That talent was passed on to Jo Ann and she passed on to her children as well. His health suffered greatly in the past few years, but he always strongly supported by his wife and family, including his spiritual family, and friends he has kept close to from all over the south. Funeral service will be 10:00 AM Monday at Woodfin Memorial Chapel with Brother, David Bunting officiating. Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation will be 3:00PM to 6:00PM Sunday at Woodfin Memorial Chapel 893-5151 www.woodfinchapel.com