Jon Lyndon Robinson, 57, passed away at Baptist Hospital on Tuesday, August 25, 2026. He was born on April 28, 1969, in Braintree, Essex, England, to Joe Don Robinson, Sr. and Kathleen Maria Crozier. Jon spent most of his life in Jackson, Mississippi, where he made a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know him.

Following in his father's footsteps, Jon became an electrician. He worked for several companies throughout his career and traveled for his work. His dedication to his trade allowed him to see many places while building a career he could be proud of.

Jon loved the outdoors and especially enjoyed fishing. But perhaps what people will remember most about Jon was his personality. He loved life and was rarely seen without a smile on his face. He had a truly “happy-go-lucky” disposition and had a remarkable ability to make people feel welcome.

Jon loved everyone he encountered and was known for his generous heart. He was the kind of person who would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. His kindness, laughter, and genuine love for others made him someone who was easy to love and impossible to forget.

Jon was a member of Byram Assembly of God, where he loved his church family and found fellowship and friendship among those around him.

His best friend and great love was his sweet dog, Molly. Jon rescued Molly when she was a puppy, but his family and friends knew that, in reality, Molly rescued him, as pets often do. She was his constant companion and was always by his side. Their bond was a special one, and Molly was an important part of Jon's life.

Jon was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Victor and Tina Robinson; his maternal grandparents, Bert and Betty Crozier; and his father, Joe Don Robinson, Sr.

He leaves behind his precious mother, Kathleen Robinson of Jackson, Mississippi; his brother, Joe Don “Joey” Robinson, Jr. of Jackson; and his aunts, Sue Bell of Atlanta, Georgia, and Frances Robinson of Terry, Mississippi.  He also leaves behind some cousins and one cousin who meant a great deal to him, Dr. Sharron Bewely, who takes care of Molly. 

Jon also leaves behind a lady who he shared a very special bond with, Cheri Campbell, whom he lovingly referred to as his “second mom.”

Jon will be remembered for his bright smile, generous heart, devotion to his family and church, and the joy he brought to everyone he met. He lived life with an open heart and a willingness to love and help others. Though his time here was far too short, the warmth of his spirit and the memories he created will remain with his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever remembered.