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Serenity Funerals & Cremations4725 Vermont Ave. | Fort Worth, Texas 76115

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November 17, 1923 - March 5, 2013

We feel really blessed to have such a loving circle of family and friends by our sides at this time of sorrow. To those of you who reached out to us in love, prayers, or any other generosity of time and resources, we extend deep appreciation. Thank you for remembering, understanding and bringing comfort to our mended hearts. May God bless each of you in a special way.

- The Family

Our Sincerest Thanks

Interment

Services Fulfilled By

Celebrating The Life Of

Ms. Bette Ruth Robinson

In Every SunsetAwaits the Promise Of ASunrise“Please don’t sing sad songs for me, forget your grief and fears,

For I am in a perfect place, away from pain and tears…I’m far away from hunger, and hurt and want and pride.

I have a place in Heaven, with the Master at my side.My life on earth was very good, as earthly lives can goBut paradise is so much more than anyone can know.

My heart is filled with happiness and sweet rejoicing too,To walk with God is perfect peace, a joy forever new.

It’s sometimes hard to understand why these things have to be;Our sad hearts seek the answer but it’s not for us to see.

We can only trust in God and know that in some wayIt’s all a part of His great plan, we’ll understand someday.

For this is a journey we all must take, no matter where or when,Keep precious memories for my sake, until we meet again.”

- Love, Bette -

Until We Meet Again...

Bette’s Life JourneyBette Ruth (nee’ Sanders) Robinson was born November 17, 1923, in Enid, Oklahoma to Nick and Eunice Ruth Sanders. She accepted Christ at an early age, and remained active in church until she accepted her calling as a missionary as a young adult at Unity Village in Lee Summit, Missouri. She experienced much joy by spreading the gospel and helping families and children who lived in impoverished conditions throughout the country by teaching them about Jesus and exposing them to the best education that was available in their area. She loved to read and tell stories, which was passed down to several generations. Besides Bette Ruth’s missionary work, she worked as a court reporter and served under the same judge for over 20 years. Her love of dolls opened doors that influenced her decision to open her own doll company, “Gretchen Wild Rose” selling antique and rare dolls. Bette Ruth later married and fell in love with John (Stu’) Robinson. They each brought lots of love and blessed children to this union as well as added to their family. She never met a stranger, and continued to be an inspiration until her health failed. Although she was unable to be as active during the past few years, visiting with her family and friends brought much happiness. Bette was preceded in death by her parents, daughter Connie, and son Oran Jr. She leaves to cherish her memories: husband, John Stu’ Robinson, daughters: Ruth Tarlton and Ann Tarlton, grandchildren: Robin Broussard (Darelle), Jennifer (Chris), and Stephanie Tarlton, great-grandchildren: Christian, Lyria, Xiya, Amiah, Brylee, and Gabrielle Broussard; and hosts of other relatives and friends.

The ServiceSunday, the 10th day of March, 2013

Three O’clock in the Afternoon

In The Clarence Jimerson Chapel ofSerenity Funerals & Cremations

4725 Vermont Avenue • Fort Worth, Texas 76115 Dr. B.R. Daniels, Sr., Eulogist

Reading of the Old Testament

Reading of the New Testament

PrayerRev. Richard Medina

SongShelia Brice

ResolutionBeth Eden Missionary Baptist Church

Family TributeLyria Broussard

Memorial Tribute

ExpressionsRev. Richard Medina

Read Obituary Silently

SongShelia Brice

Message of ComfortDr. B.R. Daniels, Sr.

Final Glimpse Til’ Glory