Graveside Services for Mr. Leon Robbins, age 90, of the Timothy Community of Overton County, Tennessee will be conducted 10 a.m., Friday, June 13, 2025, from the chapel of Livingston Funeral Home.  Bro. Joey Spicer will officiate.  Burial to follow in the McFerrin Cemetery.  The family will welcome friends on Thursday evening from 5 until 9 p.m. at Livingston Funeral Home.

Leon Robbins, a devoted family man and cherished friend, passed away peacefully surrounded by loved ones. Known for his deep love of bluegrass music, Leon found joy both in listening and playing—often filling the air with the sounds he so dearly treasured. A proud supporter of Vanderbilt athletics, Leon rarely missed a game, cheering on his favorite team with unwavering loyalty. His enthusiasm and good-natured spirit were evident to anyone who had the pleasure of watching alongside him. Leon’s heart was rooted in his family and community. He adored those closest to him and showed his love not just in words, but through his daily actions and unwavering support. Whether sharing stories or lending a helping hand, he made everyone feel like they mattered. A man of great dedication, Leon found purpose and pride in his work. He spent countless days at his sawmill, where he poured his time, strength, and skill into a craft he truly loved. His hands told the story of a life well-lived through hard work and care. Leon’s presence will be deeply missed by all who knew him. His memory will live on in the music he played, the games he cheered for, and the lives he touched every day.

Leon was survived by his daughter Pam Davis, Grandaughters, Chasity Davis, Bridgett Davis, Teri Jones and Jeremey, Great Grandson, Baylor Jones, Great Granddaughter, Ember Jones, Sister, Odean Davis; Brother, Houston Robbins, and a host of nieces and nephews.

Leon was preceded in death by his beloved wife Anna Eulene Robbins; Grandson Curtis Smith; his twin brother Delon Robbins, brothers Cleston Robbins, and Wilburn Robbins; Sister, Helen Gray.

Pallbearers to serve are; Grant Davis, Mike Rich, Bridgett Davis, Terry Robins, David Davis, and Charlie Spicer. Honorary Pallbearer is Joe Sullivan.