Obituaries:  Dr. Archie Robinson, Sabine, DeSoto Parish       R-152
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Sep 11, 1975
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net




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Dr. Archie Robinson

  Services were at 4 p.m., sunday, Sept. 7, at the Marshall Street
Chapel of Rose-Neath Funeral Home, for Dr. Archie Edward
Robinson, 45, of 10B DeVille Place, a local radiologist.

  Dr. Robinson died Saturday, Sept. 6, at 8:30 a.m., at Schumpert
Medical Center, from injuries received Aug. 31, in an automobile
accident at State Hwy. 71, and State Hwy. 84 in Clarence.

  Dr. J. Frank Alexander, pastor of First Presbyterian Church,
officiated. Burial was in Forest Park Cemetery.

  Dr. Robinson was a native of Minden, and a graduate of Louisiana
State University, and the LSU School of Medicine in New Orleans.
After serving with the U. S. Army, he completed his residency
training at the Huey P. Long Charity Hospital at Pineville in
1959.

  Dr. Robinson practiced in Springhill from 1959 until 1969, and
completed a residency training program in radiology at
Confederate Memorial Medical Center in 1972, before becoming a
faculty member in the Department of Radiology at LSU School of
Medicine in Shreveport.

  He resigned from the department in 1973, and was engaged in
private practice until his death. Dr. Robinson practiced at
Pleasant Hill during 1973-74.

  During his high school years he attended Pelican High School
where his father, the late A. E. Robinson was principal for
several years.

  He was a member of the American Academy of General Practice, the
Shreveport and Louisiana Medical Societies, the American Medical
Association, the Radiological Socity of North America, First
Presbyterian Church, and Gen. Richard Taylor Camp 1306 of the
Sons of Confederate Veterans.

  Dr. Robinson was a past president of the 4th district
Association of General Practitioners, and a fellow of the
American Geriatric Society.

  Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nancy Robinson; two sons, Dean
E. Robinson, both of Shreveport; a daughter, Leslie Anne Robinson
of Shreveport; his mother, Mrs. A. E. Robinson of Shreveport; and
two brothers, Dr. James R. Robinson of Shreveport, and Dr.
William K. Robinson, with the U. S. Army in El Paso, Tex.