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King Jeremy Robinson

Sgt. Jeremy D. Robinson resides in Tangipahoa, Louisiana. He is the son of the late Jerry Robertson of Tangipahoa and Sharon Strickland and the grandson of Betty Brumfield of Franklinton and Ernest and Mae Wheat of Amite. Jeremy is a proud father of six daughters. 

Jeremey enlisted in the United States Army in August 2003. During his military service, he received training as a petroleum supply specialist, combat mechanic, and heavy equipment operator/truck driver. He has been deployed twice to Southeast Asia, including Iraq and Kuwait, earning several commendations, including the ARCAM.

Professionally, he works as a lineman for Entergy Louisiana and dedicates much of his time to advocating for and mentoring students throughout the state. His mentoring program, Sgt. Jeremy D. Robinson Mentoring was established in 2008. He also serves as the President of Big Brothers, is a member of the BLR association, and is actively involved in Oak Ridge Missionary Baptist Church.

King Robinson is excited to share his reign as King Omega 39 with Queen Keysha. 

Queen Keysha Robinson 

Queen Keysha Robinson resides in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She is the daughter of the late Ralph Coleman of New Orleans and Bernadine Robinson of Tangipahoa, the granddaughter of Betty Brumfield, and the great-granddaughter of the late Amos and Rose Dell Robinson of Tangipahoa and Moses and Willie Mae Coleman of New Orleans. 

Keysha earned a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Southeastern Louisiana University. She is a second-year board member of the Krewe of Omega, a Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement board member, a member of the Baton Rouge Rotary Club, and a member of the Tangipahoa Parish/OW Dillon Preservation Committee. While she works professionally as a Senior Accountant at Harmony Center, Inc., she devotes much of her time to advocating for and assisting disadvantaged individuals. She is the CEO of RoRo’s Purpose, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting children with special needs. She is a proud grandmother and mother. 

As an alumna of Southeastern’s College of Business and embracing her reign as Omega 39, Keysha is excited about the planning of Omega’s “Return of the Lions.”