Robin Annette Good

I think about Robin often especially when a little humor is needed at work. What a loss to humanity. Rest in power Robin. We miss you

Robin, my friend, I can’t believe it’s been 5 years this past weekend, and I always remember when the date rolls around because it was leap year. I think you would have liked the unique date. I still think of you often and smile when you cross my mind. I miss your Texas sheet cake, vacation and theater/movie reviews, your holiday earring & sweater rotation, and most of all, our late afternoon talks. Life is so short and it keeps moving in a blink. You were just the best

Robin was a really good person and I still feel like she'll walk into my cubicle to ask a question. I see people or things that remind me of her all the time. Funny how some people like her can make a big impact on your life quietly and with seemingly little effort. She will be missed.

So sorry to have you leave us so soon. You're certainly one in a million.

On my first day at Boeing, Robin went out of her way to make me feel welcome, show me the ropes, and even bought be coffee. She was always so kind, and was very intelligent! It's going to take a lot to fill her shoes here. You are missed every day.

I'm so saddened to hear about Robin's passing. We met on our first day of work at Boeing in 1996 and bonded over stories about a little dog named D.O.G. Her calm, kind spirit is truly missed. Wishing comfort and peace to her family and friends.

Robin lived up to her surname in every respect. never heard an unkind word from her mouth. She was a valued member of my team at Boeing, her early exit has been a huge loss for the Boeing company and human kind. Rest in peace my friend, you will be forever missed.

Taken from us way too soon, Robin will be missed. Knowing Robin for a little over 10 years, she made our lives better because she demonstrated how a kind and giving person should be. Cheers to Robin.

I was lucky to have met Robin. She was a delight to both me and my family, who didn't know her well, but always remembered and asked about her. She was thoughtful, always remembering those things in my life that were important to me and asking about them. I will remember her laugh, her sayings, 'Oh bother', and most of all the glint in her eye. The world has lost a great many gifts, her intuitive talent, her compassion, humor, and common sense. My heart goes out to her loved ones, I can only...