ROBIN SHEA

I met Robin shortly after moving to Rockville from Newport Beach, CA in 1999. As we were both born in the South we instantly felt some camaraderie due to our childhood backgrounds and our friendship quickly developed over shared interests like movies, exotic food, gardening and travel, both domestically and internationally. There was always a topic we could talk about. We are both strong character types and sometimes disagreed but never disagreeably, especially about politics. Robin had a...

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering your loved one today and always. Please except my condolences.

She’s been one if the most wonderful persons I’ve ever met. I’m sure her spirits and influence will stay among us. It’s so hard she left that early but it’s been a valuable present to know her. I will never forget her.

I feel blessed to have worked with Robin years ago on a local land use issue. No matter what was happening, she had a positive outlook and she knew how to get things done. For example, we needed people to attend the annual HOA meeting to learn about the land issue so as HOA president, she added something about mailbox requirements to the agenda. She grinned as she explained that would get people to show up. She will be missed.

To Quin and her family, may it bring you comfort...

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
She was a great friend. I wish we wouldn’t have lost contact. She had a light that shined so bright and the most friendliest smile!! She will be missed and I thank God our paths crossed. Love April

My deepest sympathy to the (Turpin) Shea Families for the loss of your loved one, Robin, and pray God gives you comfort, peace and strength.

Robin, you are the epitome of courage. It was a blessing to have known you on our earthly journey. Quin, you are the epitome of a courageous and faithful husband. Praying for your comfort, strength and peace during this season. ❤