Jacquelin "Maxine" Robbins

On Saturday, January 7, 2023, Jacquelin Maxine Robbins, beloved mother,

grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt, went to Heaven. She was 81 years old.

Born in Chatham County to Thelma Dickey Collins in 1941, she met her husband of 62

years early in grade school in Screven County. Gerald Jerry Robbins is now deceased.

Maxine is survived by her three loving children, Jeri Lisa Robbins, Gerald Jeffrey

Robbins and his wife Denise, and Nathaniel Nubarry Robbins and his wife Judi. She is

also survived by her devoted Sister Mary Freeman, and her husband Ronnie Freeman,

a brother, Henry Collins and his wife Nancy, her sister-in-law, Shirley Mock Collins, wife

of her deceased brother John Collins and Gary Thompson. She has four grandchildren,

Matthew Robbins, Anna Robbins Moughalian, Abby Robbins and Jordan Robbins. She

has two great-granddaughters, and many kind and loving nieces and nephews.

Maxine was a businesswoman, involved in many family businesses for decades. She

was the most kind and loving woman to ever walk this earth. She was an avid gardener,

loved nothing more than happy hours in her garden, nature, birdwatching and a beach.

She was a truly devoted mother; this was the job she loved most.

Maxine served on many volunteer committees and activities and was an officer in the

Jaycettes for many years. Certainly, her community was a passion for her, and her

service was mostly done in a quiet way. She was a most humble servant of God.

She was a member of First Baptist Church in Statesboro, Georgia for many years. She

was an active member of Sunday school for as long as she was able to actively

participate.

There will be a small graveside service and burial January 21 at 1 PM at Double Head

Church in Screven County. Family and friends are invited to attend. The service will be

immediately followed by a gathering-of-remembrance for her at Bull and Barrel

restaurant in Statesboro Georgia.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Ogeechee Area Hospice or The Foundation

at Bethany.