Robin Fields

Robin was a wonderful, dedicated and committed member of our community. Her contributions will serve as a lasting honor to her memory.

We pray that her entire family will be comforted amongst the mourners of Zion and her holy city of Jerusalem.

Esther and Ivan Schaeffer

I remember Robin from the singles group Habirah, about 30 years ago. She was a tall brunette with a good figure and a perfectly delightful personality. She had a gift for designing and fabricating jewelry. Though we had lost touch over the years, she is an important and positive component in the fabric of my life, warmly remembered and sorely missed.

Robin:
Thank you for being my special friend for these past many years. As I told you, I still look at the pictures of you that I took in your office with your smiling face. I can still hear your contageous laughter. I have enjoyed visiting you at your home from time to time, and enjoyed hearing your stories, seeing your cats and, going to Dave & Busters with you. I know that you are in a better place now, however, there is a portion of my heart that will remain with you always. God...

We have known Robin as a neighbor
and friend. We considered her the heart and soul of our community. Her wisdom and kind spirit will be greatly missed.

Robin was an active and generous person with her time and energy. We at Strathmore Place will miss her enthusiasm and important help. It is a better place because of her hard work and love for this community.

I was fortunate enough to meet Robin during a reorganization in the Public Health Service. We became good friends and remained good friends during my retirement to Charlotte, North Carolina. She planned a wonderful retirement party for me. Robin and I shared the fun of collecting Beanie Babies and, when my husband went to Heaven, she sent Halo, the Beanie Baby Angel Bear. I know she is in Heaven with her parents and friends. I'll miss you Robin.

Joan Farrar, Charlotte, North Carolina

I have known Robin for 35 years and yet only recently have we become re-acquainted. She so enjoyed the active life, with such dignity, humor and genuine concern for her friends and family. I will miss Robin, recognizing the fine person whom we all have lost.