Roberta Engram

Roberta Alford Engram, a cherished soul whose life was a testament to resilience and love, passed away peacefully on May 6, 2026, at her residence in Georgetown, GA. Born on June 12, 1925, in Cuthbert, GA, Roberta’s journey spanned over a century, a timeline rich with stories, challenges, and triumphs that touched many hearts.

Roberta was a beacon of strength and compassion. She carried herself with grace, warmly engaging with those around her, leaving an indelible mark on family, friends, and community alike. Her deep roots in Georgia, from Cuthbert to Georgetown, were a reflection of the steadfast spirit that defined her life.

Her family was the cornerstone of her existence. Roberta is survived by her beloved daughters, Annie Doris Burks of Cuthbert, GA, and Lee Ester Laseter of Georgetown, GA, who hold dear the values and love their mother instilled. Her brother, Clereance Alford of Jacksonville, FL, remains a living chapter of their shared childhood and lifelong bond. Together, they carry forward her legacy, enriched by her guidance, warmth, and unyielding support.

Roberta’s journey was also marked by the memories of those who preceded her in death. She was lovingly joined in eternity by her husband, Henry Engram; her son, Henry Engram, Jr.; and her sisters, Minnie Lee Fields and Ethal Lee Johnson. Though physically apart, their presence is felt in every story told, every tradition upheld, and every moment cherished by Roberta’s surviving family and friends.

In her long and vibrant life, Roberta witnessed and endured the changing tides of time with a spirit unbroken. Her legacy is woven through the stories of those she loved and who loved her in return. As her family and friends reflect on the gift of her presence, they find solace in the enduring impact of her kindness, wisdom, and the quiet strength she embodied.

Roberta Engram will be missed dearly but remembered forever as a beloved mother, sister, and friend who gave generously of herself. Her life, marked by dignity and grace, continues to inspire those fortunate enough to have known her, reminding us all of the beauty found in a life well-lived.