Norma Lou Robinson, age 85, longtime resident of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, gained her heavenly wings on Saturday, March 13th, 2021.

Services will be held at New Harmony Baptist Church at 2 pm on March 16, 2021 with graveside at Memorial Park to follow.

All are invited to attend dinner with the family at New Harmony Baptist Church from 12 pm - 2 pm on March 16, directly before the services.

Open casket viewing will be available from 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm at the church before services.

For those of you that are homebound or out of state, streaming services available at www.Facebook.com/nhbcpastor2014/

Norma Lou Robinson was born on March 27, 1935 in Bartlesville, Oklahoma to P.W. and Ruby (Hawkins) Tate. She grew up in rural Bartlesville, Oklahoma and graduated from College High in 1953. Norma raised two rambunctious girls and enjoyed a lot of adventures with them. After the girls were grown Norma went into the banking industry where she worked faithfully for 25 years. She loved her work and she loved her family. Everyone that knew Norma knew that she loved ALL her kids. No matter if they were her’s or not, she loved them. The kids at church in the nursery or Sunday school. The kids In the neighborhood and of course her family. She loved her family and she had a lot of them to love. Caring for others was something she was great at. She always put others first. She had to make sure everything was done right! Down to the ironing of the sheets. She was a classy lady that loved to talk on the phone and she was a puzzle extraordinaire. She was an amazing cook and no one can fry fish like Norma! The kids never went without a snack... homemade applesauce or ice cream. There was always something for them. She always spoke her mind and gave you advice whether you wanted it or not. She was loyal to a fault and loved her Lord. She was a member of Highland Park Baptist Church and later a member of New Harmony Baptist Church, but no matter where she was a member she was a child of God and loved to serve her Lord. She had many hobbies including lead glass, sand blasting, cross stitching (which she has passed on to Anji) and of course sewing. She made outfits, doll clothes, prom dresses, but she was most proud of the prayer quits she made for her church family. She was a servant; a servant of her family, a servant of her friends, a servant of her church, but most importantly a servant of God. The hole that is left in her family will never be filled, but the knowledge that they will all meet again in their heavenly home is a comfort.

Norma was preceded in death by her parents P.W. & Ruby (Hawkins) Tate. Her sister Rena Mae King.

Norma survived by her siblings Kenneth Tate, Dale Tate, Gary Tate, Ronald Tate, and Wilma Wells. Many nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and church family.

Her children, Daughter Debi and husband Rocky Meek, grandchildren, Anji and Dennis Lushbough, Chris and Stacy Main, Troy and Shannon Main, Tina and Jeremy Romine, great grandchildren, Rocky and Lexi Smith, Alex Smith, Haydn Main, Heather Main, Eric Main, Kolby and Bridget Hugo, Kenna Romine, great great grandchildren, Hunter Smith, Ellie Smith, and Jackson Sullivan. Daughter Denise and husband Jerry Holt, grandchildren Tonya Blair, Lesa Cunningham and Adam Webb, Amey and John Inman, great grandchildren, Trace McWhirt, Tegan McWhirt, Caylyn Cunningham, Tymberlyn Cunningham, Lynlee Webb, Dylan O’Field, Katelyn Cole, Kyson Cole, Anniston Inman, and Ryken Inman.

In lieu of flowers, you may send donations to Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children - Boys Ranch Town at 5100 E. 33rd St. Edmond, Oklahoma 73013 or New Harmony Baptist Church at 22050 N4015 Rd. Bartlesville, Oklahoma 74006.