Jacqueline A. Robinson

Wednesday, March 25, 2020 - 01:22

Jacqueline A. (née O’Brien) Robinson “was united with God on Thursday, March 19, 2020,” her family wrote in a tribute. She died at home with her husband of 46 years, Michael, by her side. She was 66.

She was born Dec. 10, 1953 in Lynbrook, New York, the daughter of James G. and Doris E. (née Burns) O’Brien. Her parents and siblings, Kevin J. O’Brien and James R. O’Brien, died before her. 

She grew up in Guilderland, and is a graduate of Guilderland High School and Maria College in Albany. She and her family moved from Guilderland to Naples, Florida in 1995.

“Jacqueline worked at the Naples Philharmonic (Artis-Naples) in the finance department for many years,” her family wrote in a tribute. “Jacqueline loved the people at the Philharmonic, they all made her feel special. Jacqueline loved her children and grandchildren very much.”

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