Robin Elizabeth Jenz

Missing you Robin. Think of you fairly often. I wish you didn´t have to die so young.

Dear Mr. Jenz and Wendy,
I am so deeply shocked and saddened on this...I did not find out until today when we received our WB Press. I feel just terrible and I wish I had been able to attend her service, she was a special friend.
I have many special memories of Robin dating way back to our days at McDonald's where she became one of my "kid's". I enjoyed our times together, her smile and laughter! I will always remember...she loved to dance!
There must be a special place...

To Mr. Jenz and Wendy:
I am deeply saddened that Robin has passed away. I feel very fortunate to have known Robin since I was a child. All the time we spent together in church at Redeemer, hanging out at Sunrise Junior High, and of course at Mariner. I saw Robin at the 25 year high school reunion last summer and it was so nice to see her. We talked for a long period of time. I am thankful that I had one last opportunity to see her before her untimely passing, I will always remember the...

I met Robin when I transfered to Lakeaires in 6th grade. This was a traumatic event for me and I will never forget her kindness and quick acceptance of me, the "new" kid. She helped me find new friends and adjust to a new school. I always appreciated her help and though I lost touch with her after graduation, I remember her fondly. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family.

My thoughts and prayers are with you. I am so sorry for your loss.

My thoughts and prayers are with Robin's family. I went to high school with Robin and saw her at our 25th reunion last Fall. I hope you can take comfort knowing she is in a wonderful place...watching over you, now.

I was very sad to hear about Robin passing. She was a awesome person to be around always cheerful and happy. May the lord be with her family and comfort them in this time of mourning. Remember always be happy that she was such a wonderful person.

I guess I want to revise my comments about Robin for I feel the first round was too dramatic. Robin was someone the Lakeaires Elementary students looked to, because she always composed herself, played hard to get, and there was an admirable mystery about her. I feel Robin was cool with herself and really enjoyed her high school years. I will miss her because as a childhood friend, I felt an unexplained connection with her. My daughter Alexis shared the same birthday with her. When she was...

Dear Robin: I am sorry that you passed away. I always admired you in the same way someone would admire a movie star. Growing up in Lakeaires, everyone copied you and thought you had the ultimate class. You were a part of Camp Fire Girls at Mrs. Floodings,and many other smaller groups we hung with. I knew you throughout junior high and high school and always thought you had a special wisdom and cautiousness about you that made you mature. I hope that you are in a happier place and God is...