Samuel Carl Robinson, Sr., 62 of Long Beach, MS passed away on March 12, 2026, surrounded by his children. Sammy, as many of us called him, was born on June 19, 1963 in Gulfport, MS. He is a graduate of Long Beach High School Class of 1982. Sammy was very athletic; he played and lettered in basketball, baseball and football. In 1982 he was voted Most Athletic at LBHS. After graduation, he moved to Columbus, IN, where he met his first wife, Starr Schnell Robinson. Through this marriage four children were born Simone, Sierra, Sydney and Sammy, Jr.

In 2008 Sammy returned to MS to help his parents after Hurricane Katrina, he also began working for the Gulfport School District in Lawn Maintenance. That year, he reconnected with his classmate and high school love, Suzy Parker. In April 2010, Sammy and Suzy united in marriage. In 2010, Sammy and Suzy also started their part-time lawn care service. In 2012, he left the Gulfport school district to work his lawn service business full-time. For many years, Sammy's lawn care service thrived.

In 2024, Sammy experienced heart problems and had to have a pacemaker implanted, because of this, his health slowly declined.

Sammy is preceded in death by his parents, Percy Robinson and Elizabeth Skinner Robinson; his brothers, Percy Lee Robinson and James Earl Robinson; his sisters, Rose and Bertha Robinson, Eva Louise Kennedy and Genica Theresa Robinson.

He is survived by his wife of 16 years, Suzy Parker Robinson of Long Beach, MS.

He leaves to cherish his memory his children; Carl (DeAsia) Graves of Gulfport, MS; Brandon (Shawnelle) Robinson of Indianapolis, IN; Jessica (Corey) Crockett of Gulfport, MS; Simone ( Aldane) Robinson-Burkett, Sierra (Gage) Robinson, Sydney Robinson and Sammy, Jr. (Abby) Robinson all of IN; his step-children, Brian Dunlap of Gulfport MS and Tomoe (Will) Knight-Orcutt of Biloxi MS.

He is survived by his brothers, Patrick Robinson and John Kennedy, Jr. both of Gulfport, MS. Sammy leaves to also cherish his legacy and memory to his grandchildren, his nieces, his nephews and his friends that will all miss him dearly.

Just A Note To Say…..Goodbyes are not forever. Goodbyes are not the end. They simply mean I'll miss you until we meet again