Tinisha Decelle Robinson, 36, of Kansas City, Missouri, passed away peacefully at home on October 22, 2025. Her life was defined by a boundless heart, an unstoppable spirit, and a deep devotion to her family.

Born in Lansing, Michigan, Tinisha moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where she was raised and graduated from Central High School.

She was preceded in death by her loving mother, Eva Mae Robinson.

Tinisha was known for her incredible "heart of gold" and an unwavering willingness to help anyone who needed it. She was the quintessential "make it happen" person—goal-driven and determined—a trait she poured into everything she touched, especially her role as a mother. Her soul was as beautiful as she was, and the radiance of her smile was enough to light up any room she entered. Those close to her will never forget the way her "long babyyyy phrase" could warm and charm you every time.

She treasured spending time with her large extended family, including the many cherished friends who became family. Tinisha was dedicated to teaching her two strong and intelligent sons the tools of life and the value of hard work, ensuring her legacy was one of determination and strength.

She leaves behind her two beloved sons, Armon Robinson and Amire R. Lattimer; and her big brother, Jay T Jamiel Robinson. She is deeply mourned by her two loving aunts, Yuvunnda Robinson and Bridget Robinson. and her two uncles Kristopher Robinson and Markuz Robinson. Tinisha is also survived by five special cousins, more like extended siblings, including L’Nay Hill her special big cousin, Fonda Murray a strong ally in her fight for reform. Va’Shanna, Isaiah King and Brigdette King, her go-to collaborators, And a host of family and friends that loved her in this journey that she called life.