Funeral services for Betty Robinson, 74, Lawton, will be 10:00 am Tuesday at St. Paul's United Methodist Church with Rev. Lisa Beavers, pastor, officiating A granddaughter of Lawton pioneer settlers went home to her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Friday, March 9. Betty J. (Black) Robinson passed away peacefully at her home with her children at her side. Entombment will be in the Sunset Memorial Gardens Chapel of Peace under the direction of the Becker Funeral Home & Cremation Service. Born on January 20, 1938 near Cache, Oklahoma, she was the second of five children born to John J. and Grace (Richardson) Black. She graduated from Cache High School in 1956 and married the love of her life, Robert S. Robinson on May 31, 1956. He preceded her in death on June 10, 1988. Betty was very active up until her illness. She recently retired from Wichita National Life Insurance as the claims manager. Other activities she loved included square dancing, attending Eastern Star, traveling, working her garden and yard, and visiting with her family. She was a dedicated member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church and helped organize the yearly high school reunion for her Cache High School classmates. She was Past Worthy Matron of Charity Chapter #507, Order of the Eastern Star. She was also a member of CPI, Solo Squares, and Million Dollar Dames. Surviving Betty are her children, son John and Cheryl Robinson of Morgantown, West Virginia, daughter Cynthia and Jack Reynolds of Haslet, Texas; six grandchildren, Kelly and Angela Robinson of Saginaw, Texas, Ivy and Andrew Brown of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, Kristina Arhart of Shreveport, Louisiana, Stephanie and Joshua Glover of Haslet, Texas, Lisa Reynolds of Denton, Texas and Jackie Reynolds of Haslet, Texas; Great grandchildren Ashley and Amber Arhart, Haileigh Martinez, Kaiden Simpson, Makailah and Emery Robinson, Vincent, Layla and Corey Brown and Aiden Glover. Also surviving are two sisters and one maternal aunt, Dorothy and Lewis Goodson of Big Sandy, Texas, Linda and Ken Chesnutt of Holdenville, Oklahoma and Mrs. Edith Hughes of Lawton, in addition to many cousins, nieces, nephews, co-workers, neighbors, friends with one special friend, Bill Kerr. Her husband, parents and two brothers, Donald Black and John J. "Jimmy" Black preceded her in death. The family wishes to thank Southwestern Hospital ICU staff and nurses, Secrets of Yesteryears Home Health and Victory Hospice Care. Memorial contributions may be made in Betty's name to the American Cancer Society; PO Box 22718; Oklahoma City, OK 73123-1718