Marsha Antoinette Robinson-Bain

Marsha Antoinette Robinson-Bain Age 59 Years of
#93-B Peter Street West, completed her final Chores, at
the Princess Margaret Hospital on Thursday, April 09, 2020.

Marsha was born at Nassau, New Providence, the Bahamas
on a beautiful sunny day of Saturday, January 21, 1961 while
still experiencing winter. She was the second child and first
daughter born to the late Kendal Richard and Lorraine Moxey-Robinson.

Marsha received her early childhood education at T. A. Thompson
Primary School, her secondary education at T. G. Glover Junior
High School and her senior education at Government High School.

Marsha grow up attending the historic Bethel Baptist Church,
where she was a member of The Girls Brigade and the Junior Choir.

Marsha's work experience, started working in the family business
after school and during the summers, as she would service customers
who came to buy groceries, as well as those who came to shop for hats
and dresses. She also helped her mother and sister selling lunch.
She then went on to working at Island Seafood, where she spent
ten years with them before continuing on to newer heights.
Marsha then found herself working in the government sector,
first with the Treasury Department and later with Ministry of Education.

Marsha met the love of her life in 1985 whilst picking up her
father from work. Her father came in the car and told her that
a young man there had a crush on her. When they finally met,
it was love at first sight! They started dating immediately and
a year into their relationship they decided to get married, on
Saturday, December 13, 1986.

On Thursday, December 19, 2013 Marsha had to be hospitalized
after suffering a stroke. While in hospital, she started losing her
sight due to diabetes. Years of battling one illness after the other
and being admitted in and out of the hospital, finally took a toll
on Marsha's fragile body. On Sunday, April 05, 2020 Marsha was
complaining of excruciating pain in her stomach, she was taken to
the hospital where she was admitted. On Thursday, April 09, 2020
Marsha took her last breath and went home to be with her Lord.

Marsh is preceded in death by her:
Father: Kendal Richard Robinson;
Mother: Lorraine Moxey-Robinson;
Brother: Ray Richard Robinson;
Sisters: Sonia Louise Robinson and Susan Riley;
Grandfather: James Higgs-Moxey;
Grandmothers: Elrenia Zetta Moxey and Geneth Robinson.

The Radiance of this "Garnet of A Gem" will always glow in the hearts of her:
Husband of Thirty-Three Years: Leroy Bain Sr.;
Four Sons: Prescott Robinson, Kendal, Lavardo and Leroy Bain Jr.;
Three Brothers: Rocky (Diane), Tex of Florida and Kendal Robinson II;
Three Sisters: Miriam Duncanson (Daniel Sr.) of Clewiston Florida,
Carmetia Whitfield (Nelson) and Kendra Robinson;
Seven Nephews: Nicholas and Daniel Duncanson Jr.,
Dexter of West Palm Beach, Shaquille, Kenshard and Neyo Robinson
and Carrington Riley;
Eight Nieces: Lakeisha, Tanya, Sheena and Kadiann Robinson,
Anita and Monique Duncanson of Clewiston, Pedrica and Lorraine Riley;
Fifteen Grandnephews: Renardo, Morgan, Dant'e, Omario,
Da'Vont'e, Daniel III, Stanley, Lyric, Otis, Kymani, Chance,
King, Caesar, Camden and Malcolm;
Four Grandnieces: Omariana, Demeka, Zetta and Richshae;
Three Uncles: Abel Woodside, Oswald of Freeport and
Herbert Knowles;
Three Aunts: Cynthia Khan, Judy-Ann Andrews of Clewiston,
Florida and Laurene Green;
Adopted Brother: Wendell G. Dean II;
Adopted Sister: Doreth C. Campbell (Ronald I);
Cousins Including: Jason and Sheryl Woodside, Audrey Johnson,
Odessa and Troy Knowles;
Two Brothers-in-law: Tony and Junior Bain;
Sister-in-law: Sheree Lightbourne;
Other Loving Family and Friends Including: Sherelle and Rochelle Rolle,
Kendal and DeAngelo Marshall, Pedro Riley, Bethsheba Smith, Audrey Johnson,
Melva Pierce and their families. Rev. Dr. Timothy and Mrs. Sharon Stewart and
the entire Bethel Baptist Church Family, Delaney, Moisture, Melanie, Mitchell, Mary and Anitra.
Special Thanks To: The Doctors, Nurses on Female Medical #1
and the Accident and Emergency Department, Princess Margaret Hospital.