Kelvin Orlando Robinson wa born on July 26, 1967 in Cleveland, Mississippi.

Kelvin was brought up in church as a pew baby by his mother and grandmother, who instilled in him to love God first and then his fellowman.  Kelvin was baptized in the Name of Jesus at Vernon Memorial Apostolic Faith Church under the leadership of Suffragan Bishop T.J. Melton.  He received the gift of the Holy Spirit one night at summer revival; the presence of God was upon Kelvin so heavily that he walked home speaking in tongues as the Spirit of God gave him utterance.

Kelvin received his early education and training in the Cleveland High School in Cleveland, Mississippi, where he was a member of the Cleveland Wildcats' Football Team.  Kelvin wasn't finished there.  He had other academic endeavors to accomplish.  After graduation, Kelvin received an invitation to attend the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota where he played football and majored in Sports Medicine.  Knowing that he had to live in a frigid climate during the winter months caused his desire to return home.

Kelvin found his purpose and passion in life, when he joined the Animal Medical Clinic family as a Veterinarian's Assistant.  He worked diligently and faithfully for over twenty (20) years caring for and treating various types of animals ( cats, dog, horses, etc.) in Bolivar County and surrounding areas.  Kelvin would spend countless hours at the Animal Clinic, because he wanted to ensure that the animals housed at the clinic were properly cared for.  It was not unusual for him to be on call during the weekends and holidays, because he loved his job and being with the Animal Medical Clinic employees.  He often referred to them as his second family.

Kelvin's work never ended, he often shared advice and his knowledge with his friends, neighbors and church family on how to treat their pets.  On many occasions, his aunts, who had three (3) dogs collectively, (he referred to them as Speck, the spoiled dog; the late Coco, the handsome dog and Lady Ginger, the frisky dog) would call him concerning their dogs.  Kelvin even dog sat sometimes when they had to go out of town.

Although, he never officially completed his veterinarian training, he was definitely capable of performing the tasks and treatments when and if services were needed.