James T. Robison

1861–1929 (age 68)

Biography

James T. Robison, born in 1861, was known among his peers for a generous heart and a willingness to lend support whenever it was needed. Though the arc of his public story may not be widely told, the consistency of his character left a meaningful imprint on his family and community.

He passed in 1929 and is laid to rest within Oakwood Cemetery, where visitors may reflect upon the quiet strength he embodied.

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