Sue Boling Roberson 79, Lakeland passed away on April 22. She was born in Baltimore, Maryland on June 13, 1942. She grew up in Asheboro N. C. and Apopka, Florida. A graduate of Apopka Memorial High School she worked at the Martin Company and Foremost Foliage before becoming a full time wife,
mother then grandmother. Sue enjoyed many crafts over the years but her life was her family and her God. She was beloved by family and survived by her husband Robert (Robbie) Roberson, son Rex (Angi) Buena Vista, Co, daughter Angii Kaiser (David) Lakeland, grandsons Austin Roberson, Seth Kaiser, granddaughter Emma Kaiser. Sisters Judy McAnulty, Concord, N.C., Polly LaRock, Mount Dora. Sue was preceded in death by parents Mary and Dan Boling and brother Jeff Boling, Graveside services will be at Conquest Cemetery, Zellwood, Fl at 3:00 pm April 29 with a Celebration of Life at the Loomis Funeral Home Reception Center in Apopka immediately following. In lieu of flowers a donation to Samaritan’s Purse would be appreciated.
Service
Graveside Service
Conquest Cemetery
Zellwood, Florida
April 29, 2022
3:00pm
Food and Fellowship
Loomis Funeral Home
420 West Main Street, Apopka, Florida 32712
April 29, 20224:00pm
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420 W Main St
Apopka, FL 32712-3452
Diane Sack says
Thank you for being the best neighbor and friend, Sue. We shared some of the best conversations I will ever have. Love you, DianeđŸ’•
Max Horton says
So sorry to read of Sue’s passing. She was such an easy going sweet spirited individual. Robbie, Rex and Angie please know you are in our prayers.
Kathy Roberts says
It was a pleasure working with Sue at the Florida Foliage Association’s office in the late 70’s. She was such a sweet, kind person. Very thoughtful and giving. I remember some deep, heartfelt conversations with Sue and enjoyed every minute. Sue and I meet up again at the Zellwood United Methodist Church Ladies’ Group in the 90’s. She was a very talented “crafter” and we all had great fellowship together, bonding with family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with Robbie, Rex and Angii. She will be dearly missed.
Love –
Ray and Kathy Roberts
Ramsey Williams says
Robert, I am so sorry you are faced with the loss of your wife. I feel an uncommon relationship with you during this time, having known you since before first grade! Where on earth did the time go? But also having lost two husbands. Life does continue, different, but present. May you find the peace and comfort that God offers you as you face each day.
Ramsey
Fred Curley says
Robbie, We have known each other for close to 50 years through business but I never had the pleasure of meeting your wife Sue. I would like to offer my sincere condolences on your loss. I will be praying for God’s peace for you and family during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Fred Curley