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Obituary For Ola Mae Washington
Our beloved Ola Mae Robinson Washington of Columbus, passed away quietly Wednesday at Brookside Glen Assisted Living at the blessed age of 96.
A native of Cuthbert, GA and the daughter of the late Calvin and Jazie Brewer Robinson, Mrs. Washington received her Bachelor's degree from Clark University, her Master's from Tuskegee University and her Specialist degree from Georgia State University. She retired after over 50 years as an Educator in the Muscogee County School District, having taught at Spencer and Columbus High Schools. Prior, she was an educator at Randall Technical School in Cuthbert, GA. A very devout member of St. John A.M.E. Church, she had been active with the Stewardess Ministry serving as President, the Women Missionary Society, Young People Department Director, Pastor's Aid Board, Starlighters Ministry and the St. John History Department. She was a very devoted Life member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Georgia Retired Teachers Association, Georgia Association of Educators, Muscogee Educators Association, Columbus Hospital Authority Board and the Columbus Ambassadors Club. Other than her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband and soulmate, John Mallory Washington, Sr., her son, John Malloy "Flip" Washington, Jr., and three siblings, Calvin Robinson, Jr., Clara B. Williams and Ruby L. Robinson.
Survivors include a loving and devoted granddaughter, Myya Washington; a loving grandchild, Kahari J. Kendrick; one brother, Willie A. Robinson; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Our beloved "Mae" will be laid to rest with her husband and son at Green Acres Cemetery on Saturday, March 16 ,2024 following an Eleven O'clock AM Homegoing Celebration in the sanctuary of St. John A.M.E. Church officiated by Pastor Richard Allen Washington.
Service will be live-streamed (see clickable link below)
Visitation begins Friday at 1:00 until 5:00 P.M.
The Progressive Staff is privileged to serve the Washington Family.
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Michelle Sumrall sent Red and White Floor Basket for Ola Mae Washington - March 14, 2024
Our prayers and condolences for Soror Myya and the family. Mae was adored by my family. Gone but never forgotten.
Soror Michelle Sumrall and Longtime Dear Friend Marlene Sharpe
Sacred Garden Spray was sent for Ola Mae Washington - March 13, 2024
To My Dearest Aunt Mae A Beacon of Fortitude, Respect, and Honor in our Family I am sad to be writing this but happy to have shared many talks, hugs, and kisses from you Auntie REST EASY NOW 🕊️
A very special lady. Praying for her family and her church family.
Mrs Washington was the mother and grandmother of Saint John and church and she was an amazing woman who we all loved and cherished she will be missed dearly and she always had a smile on her face even when she wasn't feeling well Mya and the family is in our prayers and may God keep and watch over you all
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May God comfort Mrs Washington family, and keep his loving arms around you. I have known her since I was a little girl in Willis Plaza neighborhood. She was a beautiful person and always kept her eyes on us when we were out playing. She used to tease me and my brother all the time. Rest Mrs Washington job well done Pamela Upshaw Florence
May God comfort Mrs Washington family, and keep his loving arms around you. I have known her since I was a little girl in Willis Plaza neighborhood. She was a beautiful person and always kept her eyes on us when we were out playing. She used to tease me and my brother all the time. Rest Mrs Washington job well done Pamela Upshaw Florence
My heart is heavy to hear this announcement. Mrs. Washington was an integral part of my Delta journey. Myya & Family, may the remembrance of her humorous quips and treasured memories provide you with everlasting peace. "Weep not, weep not! She is not dead. She's resting in the bosom of Jesus!" Kimberly Brown-Boynton
Our hearts are saddened by the loss Of Mrs. Ola Mae Washinton and our thoughts and prayers are with Myya and the Washington family. Mrs. Ola Mae Washington was a devoted member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and a very adroit bridge player. May the love and support of family and friends help Myya and the Washington family find comfort and strength at this difficult time. "The LORD is a refuge for the oppressed, a stronghold in times of trouble." – Psalm 34:17 Soror Mary Ann Marshall
