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Geraldine Saucerman

June 08, 1945 - August 28, 2025

Obituary For Geraldine Saucerman

Saucerman,

Geraldine, aged 77. Passed away, Thursday, August 28, 2025 in Knoxville, Tennessee. Born, Friday, June 8, 1948 at Detroit, Michigan.

Geraldine is Survived by Her Children and Their Spouses - Wilburn E. Robinson (Barb), Malcom C. Deaton (Kim), Ann M. Deaton. Grandchildren - Douglas, Carley, Tela, Stephen, Malcom II, Kandis, Cristopher, Tiffany, Kayla, Cyle, Nicole, Autumn, Nevaeh, Bobbie. 32 Great Grandchildren.

Siblings - Vanetta Stevens, Ronald E. Robinson

Funeral Service: Monday, September 8, 2025, Family hour 10:30 am followed with the service at 11:00 am. Interment following directly at Woodmere Cemetery, 9400 Fort Street, Detroit, Michigan 48209. (313)841-0188.

Visitation: Sunday, September 7, 2025 from 12 noon until 6 pm at The Fisher Funeral Home, 24501 Five Mile Road, Redford Twp., Michigan 48239. 3135353030. www.fisherfuneralhome.net

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Robert MacAuley sent The Loving Light Dishgarden for Geraldine Saucerman - September 04, 2025

Thank you for all you've done for my girls G.G. We'll always remember your sacrifices for the betterment of others. R.I.P. GG Bob, Nevaeh & Bobbie

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September 05, 2025

Marcha Kravens

You were always so sweet to me and my kids I will miss you Auntie Jerry Love Marcha
September 04, 2025

Robert MacAuley

Ever since I've known Geri, she has always been behind the scenes taking care of business while everyone else does their thing. One of the sweetest people you could ever know, till you crossed her then the story would change. She was one of the best grandmothers I've ever came across, very loving, and patient, I continually witnessed it in the past. Thank you GiGi, for taking such good care of Nevaeh and Bobbie, it'll never be forgotten by me. You've built you house in Heaven Geri, go enjoy what you've earned..and be young again 🙏 R.I.P. GiGi
September 02, 2025

Jessica Timberlake

Gigi had a light about her, she was kind to everyone she came in contact with. Her love for coffee matched her love for NASCAR. I remember being in her bedroom one evening and she was watching a race. I wanted to show interest in what she loved so I asked her who was racing. Her face lit up like a Christmas tree to be talking about something she loved so deeply. Then I started asking about some of the really cool NASCAR stuff she had collected over time. She gushed at the opportunity to point things out and tell me about them and where she had gotten each one from. I'll cherish her kindness and tender hugs.