Adelia “Dede” Robertson died in 2022 in her Virginia Ocean side home
Dede was the spouse of TV minister Pat Robertson and an establishing individual from the Christian Telecom Organization
At the hour of her passing, she was 94 years of age

Pat Robertson died on Thursday in his Virginia Ocean side home. He was hitched to the late Adelia “Dede” Robertson. She died in 2022 when she was 94 years of age. A tribute was distributed on the organization’s site reporting her passing.

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#DedeRobertsonthe wife of religious broadcaster #PatRobertson passed away Tuesday, April 19, 2022, at her home in Virginia Beach. Dede Robertson’s cause of death has not been mentioned in the statement which confirmed the sad news.

— US day News (@usdaynews) April 20, 2022

Who was Dede Robertson?

Dede Robertson was the spouse of TV preacher Pat Robertson and an establishing individual from the Christian Telecom Organization. She met him while going to Yale College. They were hitched by an equity of the harmony year and a half after they initially met, notwithstanding the way that neither family would have supported. Pat looked for the conservative official candidature in 1988, and his significant other Dede battled close by him.

As per the assertion by her late spouse Pat Robertson, “Dede Robertson was a lady of incredible confidence, a boss of the Gospel, and a remarkable worker of Christ who has left a permanent print on all that she set her hand to during her unprecedented life.”

Adelia Elmer was born on Dec 3, 1927, in Columbus, Ohio. She moved on from Ohio State College with a single man’s in friendly organization and Yale with an expert’s in nursing.

After the couple got hitched, Pat guaranteed that God had taught him to sell the entirety of his resources and serve the oppressed, so they moved into a community in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn. As per Dede, she had been enticed to get back to Ohio, “yet I understood that was not what the Ruler would have me do.”

The Between American Commission of Ladies, which was established in 1928 to advance the affirmation of ladies’ freedoms in Latin America, chose Dede as its main agent in 1982. She served there until 1990. She likewise filled in as a board part for the Virginia Ocean side based Official College that her better half established.

Pat and Dede Robertson are currently made due by their two children named Gordon, and Timothy, two little girls named Elizabeth Robinson and Ann LeBlanc, 14 grandkids, and 23 incredible grandkids.