Jeanette Louise Robinson Smith
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Jeanette Louise Robinson Smith, 66, of Coatesville, passed away on Saturday, August 14, 2021, in Paoli. Born in Coatesville, she was the daughter of the late Albert D. and Dorothy B. Bireley Robinson.
An area resident most of her life Jeanette had a heart of gold and would do anything for anyone. She was a hard worker often working two jobs. Most recently she worked at the Parkesburg Walmart and prior to that for many years in the cafeteria for the Coatesville School District.
She is survived by her children, Tanya (Jose) Torres of Birdsboro, Gary Lee Smith Jr. of York, Sheena Smith of Kinzers, grandchildren, Shailah, Anthony, Jayden, and Jordynn, and siblings, Edna Watts and husband John, Donna (Frank) Falcone of Coatesville, Dorothy Robinson, Helen Robinson. Additionally, she is survived by her boyfriend Harry Mullen and her dog "Tina". She was preceded in death by a sister, Alberta Schmidt, and brother-in-laws, JR Hooper and William Schmidt.
A memorial service will be held in the future and will be listed here when completed.
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She was an amazing woman. I
She was an amazing woman. I worked at Walmart with her overnight and she would give me a ride to and from work and never asked for gas money. I had to just leave it in her van cause she wouldn't take it. She was so sweet. When my son's father died she brought him an Easter basket. She was amazing and I'm really going to miss her.
Thank you for your kind words
Thank you for your kind words about my mom. she is going to be terribly missed.. Rip mom
A Hard Woking Decent Lady
She will be missed deeply.
Indeed a hard WORKING lady...
Indeed a hard WORKING lady... two jobs concurrently for years without complaint.
Mom
Rip to the best mom a girl could ask for...it's hard for me still to look at ur obituary. What gives me a little peace is that u are up there with mommom and poppop and dad..we love and miss u mom keep looking over us all gone but forever in our hearts
My heart felt thoughts to the
My heart felt thoughts to the family. No more pain. Rest In Peace my cousin. Fly high.
Let the love that held you
Let the love that held you close continue to bring you strength and comfort
With sympathy
Sending love and prayers your way
God bless
That's the love that held you
That's the love that held you close bring you strength and comfort
Sending love and Prayers Your Way,
God bless