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Rose Terza posted a condolence
Monday, March 12, 2012
I had the pleasure of working with Robin in the ICU @ FMH starting back in 1982. I remember when her dear mother died in room #2 of the ICU, and how her heart broke when her father also passed away. I often saw her sitting at the Restlawn grave sites where her parents were laid to rest, because she missed them so much. Robin had a great gift of enthusiasm, and optimism. What a little spark plug! She was always upbeat and friendly. Robin was the picture of Christianity and loved her GOD. One of the last times that I saw her she had retired from nursing, and was hoping to go back to school. We exchanged e mail addresses and she excitedly told me about how she was going to master her computer or else! God bless you Robin. You were a fine lady and a fine nurse. May the Perpetual Light shine upon you and may you rest in peace in your heavenly home.
Rose Terza, RN Port Charlotte, Florida
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Rose Terza posted a condolence
Monday, March 12, 2012
I had the pleasure of working with Robin in the ICU @ FMH starting back in 1982. I remember when her dear mother died in room #2 of the ICU, and how her heart broke when her father also passed away. I often saw her sitting at the Restlawn grave sites where her parents were laid to rest, because she missed them so much. Robin had a great gift of enthusiasm, and optimism. What a little spark plug! She was always upbeat and friendly. Robin was the picture of Christianity and loved her GOD. One of the last times that I saw her she had retired from nursing, and was hoping to go back to school. We exchanged e mail addresses and she excitedly told me about how she was going to master her computer or else! God bless you Robin. You were a fine lady and a fine nurse. May the Perpetual Light shine upon you and may you rest in peace in your heavenly home.
Rose Terza, RN Port Charlotte, Florida
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Donna at Bealls Outlet posted a condolence
Sunday, March 11, 2012
I have had the pleasure of knowing Robin thru the store where I work. We spoke often. I feel lucky to have known her. When I saw her the other day I did not know it would be the last time we would get to talk. She was a very sweet person and I'm going to miss Robin. My Love to all her Family
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Charlene Rolfe-Tompkins posted a condolence
Friday, March 9, 2012
Dear Robin:
I remember how excited we all were when we learned of Aunt Anne & Uncle John's infanticipating. Nov. 1, 1944 couldn't come quickly enough! You arrived and became my very own 'Cupie Doll' full of girgles, bubbles, giggles, smiles and curly blonde hair. How you were loved! You & Garth played and enjoyed each other very much & I was always the 'protector'. How we looked forward to our family birthday celebrations & with favorite meals & birthday cakes, you saying grace & Uncle John saying 'I'm sure glad god knows what you're saying' as you rattled off 'Bless us oh Lord, etc. always ending with 'turn over our plates & let's eat!' Your mom's apple pie, apricot balish, your new home on Marion Avenue & your very own room that you adored, your dad's roses & how 'Boots' hid in the closet & was afraid of lightening. Life was good. Then, Dad's new job in California changed everything. Life went on even though we continued to Miss Ohio and all it contained in our hearts.
Life went on for you also & I saw you briefly in February 1957 when I graduated from Andrews and again in 1973 in Painesville to see you three once again & introduce you to my very own precious daughter, she became my second 'Cupie doll', but could never replace my memories of my first cupie doll, you Robin. Where had I been? And how could you be all grown up? You're into nursing, how proud I was & am of you.
Over the year's phone calls, cards and messages via Mom & Dad helped to fill that absence as life went on for us all. How I longed to see you & catch of on life's triumphs once again! Even planned several trips to Florida but was politely told 'this isn't a good time Petie'! I understood only too well, life gets in the way!
And, now I have that same empty feeling I had the day we pulled out of our drive way on Arbor Road in Wickliffe following the moving van to California so very long ago. Knowing we were leaving everything familiar, lifelong friends, Grandma Sullivan, beloved Uncles John & George, Aunt Anne & you dear Robin.
I hope I can follow your example as I make that final journey to salvation my dear little cousin Robin. I look forward to that reunion & that 'it is a good time for all' but honestly hope it won't be in the too near future.
I Love You Robin,
Charlene (Rolfe-Tompkins)
aka: Petie
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Gayle Saddig lit a candle
Thursday, March 8, 2012
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I was introduced to Robin through my mother, Grace More. It just so happened that every Saturday afternoon, the "girls" (including Ann) would gather at Maryann's for their hair appointments. Robin was always so full of spunk and enthusiasm - especially when she was talking about her beloved cats! As my Mother aged, and I moved down here permanently, I became the "fifth" in the group of these wonderful and loving women. We shared many stories and high and low moments. Now that we ladies number two, Maryann and I will always remember "the three" who went before us; the sparkle, the laughs, and those wonderfu birthday celebrations! Robin, I know that our Lord will welcome you into his arms, as you did with the many people that you left behind.
Gayle Saddig
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Rose Ann Lorenzo posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Robin and I have been friends for more than 25 years. We worked together at Fawcett in the ICU until I moved to Tampa but have always been in touch for birthdays and Christmas. She had a strong belief in God and said she was ready when He called her. If only we could all have her faith. I am sorry that I will be out of the country and unable to participate in her services. Rose Ann
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