Allynn DeForest "Lynn" Robie

Lynn Robie was very helpful to us in the Robla School District in 1993 when we applied for a Siera Health Foundation grant for community building. She was a tireless advocate for children and families.
Alice Thompson Ginosar, retired school social worker

Lynn cared deeply for all of the residents of Sacramento, particularly those who were less fortunate. Her selfless service to her community made it a better place to live. Though I primarily knew her through Ron, and through following her political and volunteer career in the media, Lynn was clearly a personal and professional dynamo. Ron and family, you have my sincere condolences.

Lynn was a lovely, warm person. We will miss her.

Lynn was a close friend of my mother, who was also active in local politics. I knew Lynn to be a very kind and generous person. She was not only a devoted public servant, but a very fine individual. She will be greatly missed.

Todd, so sorry to see that your mother passed away. She was a wonderful example to those who knew her. The City of Sacramento is a better place because she cared so deeply for this town.

Todd: I am so sorry you are having to go through what I did so many years ago with my Mom. God bless you and your family at this difficult time.

Dear Ron and family,
I'm saddened by your loss. Lynn was such a credit to our community. My life is richer for meeting and knowing her over the years.

I will miss your cheerful hello wave from the pool at Alhambra Cal Fit. Glad I had the chance to get to know you a bit, what an inspiration you are to women!

You touched my heart in such a way that I will always remember your smiling face and friendship we shared.
God bless your family
With love
Nancy coben