Born in 1951 to parents who joined Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church in 1950, Mrs. Robinson has been a lifelong member of the Enon community. She is a retired Commonwealth of Pennsylvania employee with 35 years of service across five different departments within the Department of Human Services. Beyond Enon, she has volunteered with numerous programs, most notably serving for 10 years at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C. In her spare time, she enjoys her small business baking and selling pound cakes, especially at street festivals.

Mrs. Robinson assists in the state Office of Child Development and Early Learning initial state inspection. Her expertise helped ensure compliance with state regulations, leading to the ECCDC being issued a Certificate of Compliance as a Child Care Center.

She finds the ECCDC mission rewarding, particularly in exposing children to opportunities that prepare them for life and careers. Through the STEM component of Camp Adonai, she witnessed a summer intern’s experience with an engineer at Kulicke and Soffa lead to enrollment at Villanova University as an Engineering major. She is inspired by how the internship program continues to encourage students to pursue STEM careers and achieve independence.