Jack D. Robinson, loving and beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather passed peacefully, surrounded by family, on June 10 ,2018 at 84 years of age. Jack is preceded in death by his beloved wife, Lucy Catalano Robinson He is also preceded in death by his father, George Taylor Robinson and mother Maudie Redenia Simms Robinson and all of his siblings, brothers Sanford, Ely, Trell, and Aaron and sisters Lillian, Callie, Georgie, and Myrtle. Jack leaves behind a wonderful legacy. He is survived by his loving family. His son, Terrell Anthony Robinson (Andrea), daughter Debra Presley (Dave). Also survived by his grandchildren, Terrell Anthony Robinson, Jr. (Amanda), Colleen Robinson, Jordan Presley, and Josh Presley; and great-grandson, Viktor Robinson. Jack was born in Ellisville, Mississippi on Feb. 5th, 1934, poorer than the dirt he broke, plowing behind a mule at age 8, yet he grew into a devoted husband and father, rich in friends and love of his family. Provider, protector, teacher, and friend. A man of good humor and great strength. He had the ability to make friends easily. He made a treasure trove of them throughout his long and accomplished life. After leaving farming he lied about his age and became an employee of Kaiser Aluminum in Chalmette, starting as a pot operator before moving up to being a top crane operator (he so loved that air-conditioned cab). He then settled in Arabi, La. with his wife, Lucy, where they raised their children, Terrell and Debra. After his retirement from Kaiser, he operated the crane for Hall-Buck Marine and yet another retirement. A hard worker, Jack was also a capable carpenter, specializing in finishing work. After moving to Chalmette, he became a parishioner of St. Mark Catholic Church and a member of the Marksmen Club, serving as president for a term. His list of friends grew. Family and friends were welcomed to join in celebrating the life of a remarkable man at Our Lady of Prompt Succor Church, 2320 Paris Rd in Chalmette, LA, on Monday, June 25, 2018, followed by a noon Mass celebrated by Father Bob Masset. Interment was at St. Bernard Memorial Gardens, 701 W. Virtue St. in Chalmette.