Faith Robinson
Faith Ann Robinson, 71, of University City died May 22, 2009 at her home. Faith was one of St. Louis’ leading psychics and voted best psychic in St. Louis twice by the Riverfront Times. She worked at Mystic Valley. Faith had a very special love of people and a true passion for animals and nature. Born September 9, 1937 in Houston, Texas. Faith was preceded in death by her husband Robert Robinson. Faith is survived by one sister Dawn of Phoenix, Arizona, and her dog Lucy and cats Socrates and Sammy, and “man many loving friends.”
I’ve known Faith Ann for over 30 yrs. She was my teacher and my advisor. I will truely miss her but I know she is happy.
Faith…I will miss your readings and advise !!
I’ve known Faith since our Psychic Fair held in Steinberg Rink. We became friends and although I moved to Florida and back, we still kept in touch. I will miss her.
Faith was one of the first people I met when I moved to St. Louis 20 years ago and walked into what was then the small Mystic Valley Crystal Company. As soon as she began to read for me, I knew that her Sight was strong indeed and in countless sessions over 20 years, she nailed every single reading. Her wise counsel and sage advice helped me over the years more than even she realized. From that first meeting, I also knew that Faith was an amazing woman on many different levels and while she remained my spiritual advisor, ahe also became my close and treasured friend. I shall miss her more than words can express, but celebrate that she is at peace and in the loving embrace of the Goddess.
Although I moved away from St Louis eight years ago, Faith and I did keep in contact. She was my friend and confidant for many years and I’ll miss her and the wisdom she shared with me.
I have known Faith for over 2o years and learned so much from her; I will miss her advise and love for people and life.
I knew Faith for over thirty years. We were good friends, and did a lot together. She was always there for me when I needed her, and I hope I was always there for her.
I was with her when she passed, and it was as she would have wanted….., at home, peaceful and quiet.
Faith’s life was a testimony to living outside the box. She did well, with style and ethics.
There will be no one like her in our lifetime.
I have had the privelege of knowing Fath Ann for the past fifteen years. I met her first across the reading table. Later I worked therapeutically with her and had the privelege of knowing her on a deeper level. I studied tarot with her privately for over two years, which I feel was an overwhelming gift. She is a good friend and mentor for me. I will always carry her essence in my heart.
Faith and I were friends for over thirty years. I know she wouldn’t want us to grieve for too long, yet I miss her so much. She was a teacher, a friend, and she always reminded me of one of my sisters. I love you Faith.
Faith, words cannot express the inspiration you have given. Gently guiding me on my journey deeper into the tarot and metaphysical truth, you were an example of true mastery — a mastery seldom achieved (or sought) in contemporary society.
You are greatly missed.
Faith and I where the closest of friends for 32 years. My words simply cannot describe the depths of our relationship through the years we counseled each other about our problems, tough times and all the curve balls and heartaches life can throw at you. Of course we laughed and celebrated all of our good times and achievements also. And always dearly loved each other no matter what. Faith has been and will always be a huge shining part of my life.
Love Forever Faith,
Jeff
Faith was introduced to me by a very dear friend. She was an amazing woman and I feel very blessed that we were able to cross paths in this lifetime.
Faith Ann Robinson:
Faith was very proud that she was one of the few psychics who supported herself solely on her readings with no other job or income. She brought professionalism to her work and continued to learn and study throughout her life.
Though outspoken at times, her directness was often times what people needed. She was a true friend. And she will be missed by many.
With Love
Cynthia Becker & Bill Weber
When I first met Faith back in the early 90’s, I remember always being in awe and mezmorized just by being in her presence. I was very drawn to her. She possessed a special gift; gift of insight and truth. She was spot-on with her readings had an uncanny knowedge unsurpassed by many in her field. Thank you Faith