Robin Denise Boldt

I have no memory of NOT knowing Robin. We went through elementary school together at Lock Hill, then on to Pat Neff, then to John Marshall. We both graduated from UT-Austin. I have so many memories of the Boldt home on Prue Road: there was always a Mustang in the driveway, and Herbert watching football on TWO TVs!!! (that's when I heard it called ar-KAN-sas, much to my father's dismay :-) ). Melba was always at the helm and we passed the Boldt garage daily. And the board games! the cupboards...

I'm so very sorry to hear of Robin's passing. We were classmates at John Marshall HS and stayed friends after graduation. Her joyful spirit will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to her family.

I was among many of Robin's friends on the Forty Acres in Austin. The University was important to Robin, and she showed her passion and love of UT by supporting and bragging about it! Another Texas Exes chapter and group of burnt-orange friends are wrapping their arms around her now.

Dear friend Cheryl - "Boo" - Somehow we got disconnected (on FB) again- after reconnecting six years ago when I visited SA. I remember that lovely visit with you and Robin- your beautiful light tree in the living room - going to see the projections show on the Cathedral .... I can´t picture you without Robin, but know that you will continue to enrich lives just as she did. So sorry for your loss. Prayers for you during this time ahead. Peace.

She was a fantastic teacher. She was the highlight of my day during senior year at John Marshall. She encouraged me in starting a cake decorating business.

I met Robin at the Dedication of Boldt Elementary as the art Teacher, we interviewed her and her sister thoroughly to learn about their father, Robin was so proud and honored of the program that we created, and was always so involved in the school programs, she would always Remember to ask me about my children, and talk about future plans for the school, She was Always in good spirits!

We always felt as part of the Boldt family and I first met with Robin in 1976. Interestingly this picture of us from our visit from May 2015 just showed up today on my iPhoneso I had to share rest in peace dear Robin Nilgun