Birth date: Dec 11, 1929 Death date: Jul 5, 2026
Robbie Sue Gibson Eubank, age 96, was born December 11, 1929 in Crim’s Chapel, Texas to Alvin and Emma Gibson. Surrounded by her loving family, Sue departed this life on Sunday, July 5, 2026. A celebration of her life will be at 1 Read Obituary
Please accept our most sincere sympathy in the loss of your precious mom.
Steve and Donna VanMeter
to ALL of the Eubank Family
we send our Deepest Condolences and our prayers are for you to feel the comfort and strength of our Lord during your loss
Andra and Carter Tucker
I worked with and for the Eubank family for 20 some odd years. Sue was a thoughtful, kind person. I am fortunate to have known and worked with her. She will be missed by her family, friends, and myself.
Every moment with Sue was a favorite and I will treasure those memories forever. She told happy stories about the love of her life, Marcus. She beamed when discussing her children and theirs. I learned cooking tips and recipes while doing her hair. I loved her dearly and will miss her greatly. I felt her love, as well for 30 years. I'm so grateful to have been blessed to share so much time with this Grand Lady.
THE TAPESTRY of A CAREGIVER
A Loving Tribute to the Beautiful Life and Legacy of Ms. Robbie Sue Eubank
Presented by Equallia Malone, The Covenant Caregivers Group & Nancy J. Hooks, StayKare Solutions
Dear Eubank Family,
Words cannot fully express our gratitude for entrusting our Covenant Caregivers group and StayKare Solutions with the sacred privilege of caring for your beloved mother, Ms. Sue as we called her. It was our highest honor to walk alongside her and your family as she departed from this life and entered into her eternal rest with Jesus.
Your mother was a true master knitter, whose life was beautifully woven together with the love of Jesus. Day by day, year by year—for 96 incredible years—her life was His, poured out upon her family. She inherited this legacy through God our Creator, the faithful Master Knitter who imparted His love and the beautiful gift of knitting into her heart.
As we reflect on her remarkable journey, we are reminded of Psalm 139:13, which beautifully states: "For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb." This verse is a perfect tapestry of Ms. Sue’s life. God intricately wove her together, not only at the beginning of her days but throughout every stitch of her 96 years. Every experience, challenge, and relationship was part of His magnificent design, and she reflected that handiwork to everyone around her.
We look to Hebrews 12:11 to signify her birth and lifelong walk: "No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it." This verse represents her steadfast, faithful life and the beautiful harvest of righteousness she cultivated over decades of walking with her Savior.
Finally, as we celebrate her entry into heavenly rest, we reflect on Song of Solomon 7:5 as a marker of her passing: "Your head crowns you like Carmel, and your flowing locks are like purple; a king is held captive in the tresses." To your mother, our beloved Ms. Sue, this signifies her heavenly rest and reward. The "King"—our Lord Jesus—has welcomed her into His glory. Just as the passage describes being held in the galleries of the King's embrace, Ms. Sue is now resting in the beautiful, peaceful captivity of her Savior's everlasting love.
A Personal Note of Remembrance: by Equallia Malone
I am endlessly grateful to Ms. Sue for the impartation of her loving gift, and for teaching me how to knit. It was from that very seed of her teaching that the Legacy Promise Quilt Blanket™ was birthed in my heart to give to her. Every stitch of the blanket reflects the love she taught me and the beautiful legacy she leaves behind. She was a precious soul whom I was deeply honored to serve these last 3 years and 3 months.
I could go on and on about her—from her days as an entrepreneur and master builder alongside her faithful husband, Mr. Eubank, to her unwavering devotion as a mother, grandmother, and a caregiver to her parents, her husband's parents, and friends, and the wonderful talks we had about, her beautiful marriage, and starting her family, the many talks about Mama Gib, and her sisters and brothers. Her servant's heart was entirely driven by the desire to please her Lord and Savior, even reaching the point of courageously saving my life when I encountered a health crisis while caring for her, holding the line until the EMS and her daughters Jan and Kerri arrived. She then selflessly prepared a meal the very next day for me and my son, courageously walking up 20 steps, with assistance from her son, Mark, to deliver the meal she prepared for us at the age of 92 years old. She loved babies, cherished her family, and poured herself out in loving her Creator and people.
A Living Tribute: Planting a Grove of Trees
As a living tribute to honor Ms. Sue and your entire family, our group along with our partners are planting a Grove of trees in her memory. This brings to mind the beautiful words of John 15:5, where Jesus says: "I am the vine; you are the branches. The one who remains in me and I in him produces much fruit, because you
can do nothing without me."
Just as the branches of these trees will grow and stretch toward heaven, Ms. Sue remained deeply rooted in Christ, and her life produced a beautiful, abundant harvest of love that lives on in all of you. May you be comforted by
the beautiful tapestry of memories she left behind, and the knowledge that she is now resting face to face with the Master Knitter Himself.
With our deepest sympathies and
prayers,
The Covenant Caregivers Group
of Three Angels Covenant Care Home Care & Career Consulting & StayKare Solutions
Equallia, Ashley, Nicka, April, Ms. Patti, Lindsey, Mrs. Neena, Ms. Evelyn, and Amya
Our wonderful Partners at StayKare Solutions remained a trusted anchor of support through every season of service for the Eubank Family.
Mrs. Nancy, Ms. Nicole, Mrs. Tiffany, Mrs. Madisen, and Mrs. Kim
