Kenneth Maurice Robinson

Kenneth Maurice Robinson of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina died on September 14, 2023 at Conway Meical Center. He was born on December 11, 1941 in Washington, DC, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Robinson. Kenneth attended Fairfax Hish School and graduated in 1960. After graduation he worked as an electrician prior to entering the United States Army. He did his AIT training at Fort Polk, Louisiana and received the Trainee of the Cycle Award after his basic training. He was an expert with the M1 Rifle and M14 Rifle. After serving in the military receiving the Vietnam Service Medal and receiving his honorable discharge, he worked as an electrician and received his Master Electrician License. He is survived by his wife Margaret of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; four step-children Mike Davis, Greg Davis, Gene Davis and Darlene Harvey; two brothers Jerry Robinson and wife Susan of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and Edwin Robinson of Manassas, VA. He is also survived by 2 uncles Carroll Altizer of Dalles, TX and Tom Altizer of Staunton, VA and by numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. A celebration of Life Service will be scheduled at a later date to be announced. Graveside services will be held at 12:00 PM on Monday, October 9, 2023 at Quantico National Cemetery Columbarium. For Those who Knew Me: To those who knew me as dad-I hope you will forgive me of the hardest times and realize the love and pride that was in my heart for each of you; even if I struggled sharing it. I hope you always keep our happy times with you. To those who knew me as dad, I hope you know I loved you all unconditionally and hope you remember the special moments when we shared a conversation or two. To those who knew me as a brother or uncle, I hope you know how much family meant to me and remember my smile and smile with me.. To those who knew me as a friend, your friendship always meant a lot to me and I hope you remember what a crazy ride life could be as my friend and smile. To those who knew me at my worst, please don't hold anger toward me in your hearts. I never meant to hurt you, I always meant well. To those wo knew me at my best, I hope you enjoyed the times we shared and will remember me with a smile or a laugh. To all of those who knew me, know that I have gone to a better place with no pain and no suffering, where I can sit and listen to my bluegrass music with the angels without end. See you all on the otherside..I'll be waiting to welcome you in.!

Kenneth Maurice Robinson

December 11, 1941 - September 14, 2023