Scott

Robison

Nehemiah 9:6 “You are the Lord, you alone. You have made heaven, the heaven of heavens, with all their host, the earth and all that is on it, the seas and all that is in them; and you preserve all of them; and the host of heaven worships you.

I love my Dad - Obituary by Emma Rose Robison-Moorehead

Scott gets the privilege of meeting the Lord Jesus face to face.

Scott Howard Robison, age 52, from Sherman, Texas, ascended to his heavenly home on Monday, September 28, 2026, after a hard battle with leukemia.

Scott was born in 1974 in Whittier, California to his parents, Susan Melinda Robison, and Stephen Thomas Robison. He spent most of his childhood in California, until he moved to Illinois for college.

Scott attended Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois until 2003, where he graduated with a BA in Linguistics, Classics, and Religious Studies. During that time, he married his one true love, Jeanette Lynn Carlton. He then moved to Dallas, Texas with his wife where he attended Dallas Theological Seminary until he graduated in 2011 with a Masters of Theology.

Scott walked closely with the Lord, and has a close, intimate connection with him. He made it his biggest priority to lead his family and loved ones to his heavenly Father, and to share the gospel to those who needed it the most. He loved theology and religion, along with his deep passion for learning languages, and he would share his passions with anyone who would listen.

Scott was fluent in 5 languages, including English, Spanish, Biblical Hebrew, Biblical Greek, and Latin. He was also pursuing Japanese, German, and Russian, and he used his knowledge to study the Bible in its original languages.

He spent years enhancing his skills in Jujutsu, where he graduated with a black belt. Although he didn't get a chance to pass on his knowledge, what he did get to share was his love for the art, which manifested in his kid’s love for various art forms.

Scott is survived by his family whom he loved dearly, which includes Jeanette and their 5 children, Emma Rose Robison-Moorehead, Violet Hope Robison, Isaiah Scott Robison, Jeremiah James Robison, and Hannah Joy Robison. Along with his mother Susan Melinda Robison, his sisters Melinda Suzanne Robison, Rebecca Jennine York, his brother-in-law, Jesse York, and his son-in-law, Christian Cole Moorehead, and many more family and friends.

Scott is now with his father, Steve Robison, and his grandparents, who have been eagerly awaiting his arrival.

The Robison family would like to invite you to join them for Scott’s Celebration of Life service at his beloved church on November 20th, at 10am, 4331 E Prosper Trail, Prosper, TX 75078

“The most important thing is to remember who Jesus is, and who you are because of him.” - Scott Robison