Wilson Henry Robinson, affectionately known as "Boss Man," was born on July 19, 1952, in Orangeburg, South Carolina, son of Queen Esther Robinson and the late Isaac Robinson.

He was preceded in death by his father, Isaac Robinson; two sisters, Lillian J. Robinson and Ida M. Robinson; and his niece, Carla Jenkins.

Wilson was a machine operator at Utica Tool Company and a skilled auto mechanic. He was a graduate of Wilkinson High School and Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College. Known for his strong work ethic and steady presence, Wilson took pride in providing for his family and helping others.

He leaves to cherish his memory his devoted wife, Barbara Robinson; two daughters, LaTasha R. Robinson and Felicia D. (Maurice) McDaniels; one son, Wilson Akem Robinson; his loving mother, Queen Esther Robinson; four grandchildren, Kimberly D. Green, Robert Lee Woods III, A'mahd R. Woods, and Auriana Keller-Robinson; four great-grandchildren, Dallas Woods, Renzo Woods, Dash Woods, and Kashton Martin; two sisters, Johnnie R. (Andrew) Henderson, and Juanita R. (Clemmie) Jenkins; one niece, Esther J. (Ariel) Strother; two nephews, Maurice L. Robinson and Michael O. Henderson; and a host of other loving relatives and friends.