Springwater, NY: Georgia Ann Rongo (Becker) Robinson age 67, passed away peacefully Saturday, February 1, 2020 following a courageous three-year battle with cancer. She was born in Dansville New York on November 7, 1953 Georgia was part of the class of 1972 from Geneseo central and an alumni of both MCC and RIT. She enjoyed family gatherings, traveling with the MCC travel club, long car rides and adventures with her husband Tom, her cats, all things motorcycle and being a lifelong student.
Georgia was a very kind and giving person who cared a great deal for the people in her life- constantly showering friends and family with meaningful and special gifts, stories, meals and laughs.
Georgia was predeceased by her mother Anna Mae Rongo in October 2019.
She is survived by her father Philip A Rongo, Husband Tom Robinson Sr, daughter Sarah Becker (Michael) Modney, Step Daughter Nicole Robinson (Mario) Curcio, stepson Thomas Robinson Jr., Grandchildren Grace Modney, Angelina, Alessandra & Luigi Curcio and Tyler Robinson, sisters Sue Rongo (Mike) VanNostrand, Annette Rongo (Steven Fazzary), brothers Scott Rongo and Jerry Rongo, nephew David Gee, surviving aunts and uncle, beloved Robinson in-law brothers and sisters and many ma ny beloved cousins and special friends.
A celebration of life will be held this summer to allow for friends and family from near and far to gather in her honor. Details will follow.
In lieu of flowers memorial tributes can be made to The American cancer society and Lollypop farm
I’m so sorry Giorgia… you were definitely a kind soul. I will miss you very much….. I think of you all the time , you will never be forgotten… roam pain free in heaven 💔😢 Rip Georgia … prayers to you, your family , your friends and everyone’s life you touched… 🙏💔😢
Even though we lived far apart I have a few good memories of the fun we had and secrets just between us. We were lucky kids to grow up with the family and the farm. See you again. Hugs.
My heartfelt-sincere condolences to Georgia’s family. Dear, Georgia you will be missed, you will be remembered by your giving heart, gentle soul and contagious laugh. love you my friend.
Georgia, Alicia and I we’re talking about you and how you’ve touched our life. We love you and you’ll never be forgotten.
I truly enjoyed getting to know Georgia. She was always very welcoming and asking how “you” are…very kind and I am so sorry for your loss xoxo Shelley & Nick
As part of the Geneseo Class of 1972 I want you to know Georgia will be missed in Geneseo at sidewalk days and our reunions. She was always full of smiles and jokes even through her worst days of cancer. God bless you all and know she is up there smiling at you with a chance now to be pain free. Mary Thielges Bonalle
I met Georgia when she got her Bachelor’s degree at RIT. Georgia was such a special woman! She always had a smile on her face, was always upbeat and kind. I remember her telling me I shouldn’t drive the same route to work every day, to mix it up and you never know what you’ll see. I often think of her when I’m driving to work. I also have a pair of gloves in my trunk that she wanted me to keep there in case I ever broke down. Thinking of Tom and her entire family. Georgia will certainly be missed. I’m so glad she went on the Dubai trip! ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
so sorry i always rember her as a kind and giving lady RIP
We are so sorry to hear of Georgia’s passing! A wonderful lady!
From: your friends at the Kern Robinson American Legion Post 905 in Springwater.