Deanie was born in Crenshaw mississippi January,11,1950 to Thomas Buck, and Marie Lester. Deanie was the second born of five children. Her siblings are Christine Heard, Robert Lee Buck, Veverly anne Green, Andre Buck, and Sandy Faye Williams.
Deanie mothered three beautiful children in early adulthood Ronja Collins, Ronald Amos, JR, and Tonja Buck. As a single mother she tirelessly, and fiercely provided for and protected them.
In 1980 while attending a welding training school in Cincinnati, Ohio she became reaquainted with an old family friend. Sean Richard Robinson was also attending the school. They instantly fell in love, and two years later May,20,1982 in Cincinnati, Ohio they became Mr & Mrs Robinson.
One year later Deanie and Sean received an unexpected blessing a gift neither saw coming, Ronica Di'anne Robinson was born.
In 1984 Sean after spending the previous year in korea with the US Army was stationed at Fort Lewis Washington. In September of 1984, Deanie travled over 2,500 miles on a greyhoud bus to join her husband in Washington State.
In the 29 years that followed Deanie saw the passing of both her father and mother(her greatest hurt), the birth of 10 grandchildren, and 7 great grandchildren(her greatest joy). Over the years she did not stray far from home. Home was her station from which all that knew her, knew that they could depend on her. She was honest, the kind of honesty that if you werent prepard left you bruised and bloodied. But more the wiser, and more in love with her. It was from our home that she gave of herself to any who needed her. Especially to children. Our homes over the years always became a refuge for troubled children. Deanie just loving them through their pain and encouraging them to not give up. This was her lifes passion.
On November 22 in Tacoma General hospital after battling organ failure,and a host of physical ailments Deanie went to be with the Lord Jesus whom she loved and to whom she constantly prayed. She has ceased from her own work and has now entered into his Rest.