Rosie Robinson

Rosie Mae Robinson (Jordan), a woman whose life was a testament to loyalty, strength, and unwavering love, passed away with family by her side on Saturday, August 2nd. at the age of 91.

Born in Williamsburg, Missouri, Rosie built a life rooted in dedication and care. She spent years at Bluebells before retiring from the YMCA and Racket Club of Warsaw, but her greatest passion was her family. Her home was a gathering place, a sanctuary where she hosted joyous birthday parties and Easter celebrations. With a green thumb and a giving spirit, she found happiness in her garden and her kitchen, where she loved to bake and can fruits and vegetables. She was also a devoted animal lover, leaving behind her cherished cats, Brighton, Angel, and Smokey, and her dog, Minnie. Her creativity shone through in the many crafts she was known and loved for.

For many, Rosie was more than a mother, grandmother, or great-grandmother; she was a protector, a mentor, and a guiding light. She took on the responsibility of raising a generations of children, embodying a level of selfless devotion rarely seen. She had a unique way of caring—deeply and honestly—that made everyone around her feel special and important. Her legacy is one of fierce independence and a quiet strength that kept her family safe, stable, and sane. The world is a better place because of the love and protection she offered, and her dedication to her family will never be forgotten.

Rosie is survived by her three children, Allen Robinson (Nancy), Joe Robinson (Cindy), and Cathy Espinoza (Balde); five grandchildren, Rod Espinoza, Angela Espinoza, Nick Robinson (Lynda), Joshua Jordan, and Tamela Meck (Andrew); and twelve great-grandchildren, Rodney, Dylan, Damian, Aleigha, Sundown, Aiden, Noah, Olivia, Bobbie, Jesse, John Wesley, Jackson, and Grayson. She was preceded in death by her husband, Al Reed Robinson and her great-granddaughters Kaitlyn and Kylee.

Rosie will be laid to rest beside her beloved husband, Al, at Leesburg Cemetery. Titus Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 2000 Sheridan Street, Warsaw, IN 46580, is honored to be entrusted with her arrangements. Memorial contributions in Rosie’s memory may be directed to the Animal Welfare League of Kosciusko County.