Orzine Robinson

Orzine Renett Robinson was born on October 16, 1942 in the community of Dudley Lake, AR. to her parents Lee Tom Robinson Sr. and Annie Bea Robinson. Orzine received Christ at a very young age and it never left it never left her. She received her formal education at Wabbaseka High School. Orzine was united in Holy Matrimony to Melvin Thomas Jr. and to this union they had 3 children. Orzine was a loving mother and taught her children the values of life and love in family, friends and the love of Christ. Orzine moved from Arkansas to Chicago where she raised her children with the have and have not standards!!

Orzine also then pursued her career by moving to Los Angeles and the to Las Vegas, Nevada. Orzine worked for the Post Office in Chicago for 12 years before moving her family to Los Angeles, CA. While in California, she worked as a manager in House Keeping for the Western Bonaventure and this is where she found her passion; she was there for over 10 years. Orzine was offered an opportunity to come to Las Vegas in the early 1990's where she continues her second career as a manager for the Luxor; when another opportunity at the "New" Mandalay Bay Resort. She eagerly jumped at it in 1999. She was loved by everyone at the Mandalay Bay and was known as "Mama". (I don't believe that they really knew her name). But her kindness and generosity spoke for itself and she loved the Mandalay Bay with all of her heart and knew everyone. 

Orzine retired at the age of 72 years old because she loved the people so much at the Bay, that she did not want to leave until her age caught up with her. After retiring, mom became a member of Mountaintop Faith Ministries. She loved her Pastor and First Lady so much she became a Senior Eagle and that was the proudest moment of her later life. Reading her word, ministering to others and bringing people to Mountaintop was her mission; she was on fire for the Lord. 

Orzine's hobbies were collecting bells from all over the country and is known to have collected over 1,700 bells!!! She loved playing cards, shopping at thrift stores, decorating, organizing and cleaning. She could spot dirt and dust as small as a mustard seed! And yes, it has to be cleaned immediately!

Orzine loved her family with a passion like no other; when she retired, she was eager ready to visit them.

Orzine will be missed for an eternity because of that smile, her generosity, love and kind spirit.