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Valita (Robinson)
Randolph
May 21, 1946 - Oct 25, 2021
Posted by Linda Robinson
Valita Robinson Randolph passed away on October 25th 2021 in
Dallas, Texas after a brief fight with pancreatic cancer.
She was born to
Wayne Elmer Robinson and Esther Susie Harrell on May 21, 1946 in Ardmore,
Oklahoma. She was given the name Valita Sue Robinson at the time of her
birth, but later had it legally changed. Growing up, she lived in Ardmore,
Oklahoma; Springfield, Colorado; Oakley, California; and Oakland,
California. Valita attended schools in and around Oakland, California, and
graduated from Harry Ells High School in Richmond in 1964. She attended
Diablo Valley Junior College in Concord, California for two years, plus
evening classes, and finally applied for her diploma in 1980 and received
her AA degree with Honors. She went to work for Shell Development Company
in Emeryville in 1967, and worked there for five years. Valita married
Robert Allen Kreiss on April 2, 1977, in Portola Valley, California. They
lived in Portola Valley and then moved to New York City, where Bob taught at
Yeshiva University's Cardozo Law School. Valita attended Rutgers College,
graduated from Rutgers College in 1980, and started law school at Hofstra
Law School in Hempstead, New York. Valita and Bob moved to Seattle and
lived there for six years. They worked at Feinstein McAulay & Bartlett Law
firm. In 1989 they moved to Dayton, Ohio where Bob taught at University of
Dayton Law School and Valita worked for the Court of Appeals. Valita and Bob
loved cats and had several of them. They loved to travel and work on the
family tree. They found lots of information in courthouses and cemeteries
around the country as they traveled. Valita and Bob were divorced in 1993.
Valita changed her name to Valita Robinson Randolph in 1994 and she remained
in Dayton.
About ten years ago, Valita joined a Dallas- based missionary team of
Christians called “Time to Revive”. After attending a Revive Indiana event
in 2015, God told her it was time to move to Dallas, Texas – where she
became an integral part of Time to Revive, traveling from city to city and
coast to coast sharing the gospel everywhere. Her commitment to preaching
the Good News, serving and witnessing to anyone and everyone she came in
contact with gave her great joy! The first thing she would ask someone in
any initial encounter was “how can I pray for you?” Even in the Hospice
hospital a couple of days before she died, she asked her family to bring
some Revive Bibles, because she still had many people she needed to witness
to. She loved the Lord and has been one of God’s most avid prayer
warriors. Now she is in heaven with her God and Savior.
She is survived by her brother, Loren Robinson and sister-in-law Linda
Robinson of Brentwood, California; niece Julie Andereggen and her husband
James of Oakley, California; nephew Eric Robinson and his wife Susanne of
Manteca, California; 9 grand nieces and nephews, and 3 great grand niece and
nephews.
Her Celebration of Life will be held at 1:00 pm CST on November 2, 2021 at
the Time to Revive headquarters, 660 International Parkway Suite 140,
Richardson, Texas.
It will also be shown on Zoom where you can attend at
this website
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81429166555?pwd=Zmw1d3lBVHNRWFBBcEVBWVIwdTdzQT09
pass code 785902, so the many people whose lives she touched all over
the United States will be able to join in the celebration too.
Lunch will be provided for the family and close friends at 11:45 am CST on
Tuesday, November 2, at the Time to Revive office. Since Valita’s passion
for sharing the Gospel was much stronger than her love of flowers, her
family has asked that instead of flowers, people are welcome to make a
donation to Time to Revive.
Later, she will be buried by her family at
Wilson Creek Cemetery near Ardmore, Oklahoma, as she requested near her
mother and grandparents .
Thank you,
Linda Robinson
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