I met Robin at work.  Our work relationship developed into an incredible mutual respect and my admiration for her leadership.  She was truly amazing in her ability to bring people together to achieve a goal-and everyone admired, appreciated and respected her for that.

I am very lucky in that our relationship grew into a wonderful friendship outside of work.  She came to visit me in London which was so fun.  And we took a trip to Bologna, Italy to take a pasta making class which was informative and hilarious.  On this trip she shared her knowledge of Byzantine architecture and we found a historic church built on a church built on a church (yes 3 churches).  At home in California the times we would hang out and chill or go to Temecula for wine tasting was amazing.  We also took wine tasting and cocktail making classes via zoom during the pandemic (Robin always wanted to learn… 🤣💗❤️)

Her love for her family was boundless.  She loved sharing stories about Zoom calls during the pandemic with her dad, brother and sister (dad joke loading….).  Hearing about her vacations with Eric and Kristen were great, and then you saw the sparkle in her eyes that showed you how much she loved them and the time with them.  And that grew with Rose and, Camden, Paisley and Brantley.  Oh the stories she told with laughter and love!

Robin is an inspiration for living for us all.  Her zest for life, adventure, friends and family is to be admired.  When I left work, she gave me a Bucket List book, and Robin I will absolutely fill it and make you proud!

I love you and miss you my friend.  Until we cheers again.

We are saddened to hear about Robin’s passing. We met on a trip to China and were instant friends for the trip and lucky for us, our friendship continued.  Robin’s vibrant spirit will live on in our memories. Peace and healing we wish for you, her Family.

Larry and Marie Phillips