LILLIAN B ROBINSON, Obituary, Fergus Co., MT

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Lewistown paper 2-1986

Lillian B Robinson, 63, died Monday morning at the Central Montana Hospital after a lengthy illness.

Pastor Tim Hathaway conducted the funeral service at Creel-Morrison-Retz today (Wednesday) at 2 p m. 
Interment was in the Philbrook Cemetery

Mrs. Robinson was born Nov 18, 1922 in Hobson the daughter of Edward and Agnes Brabender.   She received 
her schooling in Hobson, graduating from high school there and college at the University of Montana in 
Missoula.

After her schooling in Hobson she worked in Helena and then Seattle She served in the Coast Guard from 1943 
until 1945.  She then attended the University in Missoula After her graduation she taught school in Moccasin, 
Circle and Hobson

She married Ray W Robinson May 28, 1955 in Moore.  She was the school secretary in Moore for several years 
following her marriage Mrs. Robinson and her husband purchased the Moore Grocery in 1971 and operated it 
until 1981 when ill health forced her to retire. 

She was a member of the American Legion.

Survivors including her husband, Ray of Moore; her mother, Agnes W Thompson of Lewistown; sisters, Grace 
Rehn of Ken WA, Eileen Scherr of Seattle, WA, Edna Mae Williams of Helena. Elnora Ek of Seattle, Wash and 
Lucille Kammerof Great Falls; one brother, Edward V Brabender of Hobson: and numerous nieces and 
nephews. 

She was preceded in death by her brother, Charles and her father, Edward

Memorials to the Cardiac Care Unit of the Central Montana Hospital are preferred by the family and may be left 
at the funeral home.