Robin Shellow

Living out of WI for 40 years, I was unaware of Robins passing. She was my first friend at Campus Elementary School, and have many childhood memories of her as we both lived on Summit Avenue. Barney and Fred were her dogs at the time - we both were dog lovers. Rest in Peace Robin

I cannot express the shock I felt when learning of her death. We knew each other in the 1990s. Very sad. . .

Robin had a boundless depth of love that would come surging out, on a regular basis. Love for dogs, love for all poodles, love for friends, for our mothers and our childhood! Intense, sweet, child-like, deep.

We had thought that there was no justice until we met you.. we learned late of your passing, but mourned your loss the same. We knew you to be a kind and sympathetic person, who fought for what you believed was right. What a courageous and warm-hearted person you were and how we never ceased the memory and the appreciation of what you meant to our family and friends. R.I.P. Robin

I met Robin when she became.our neighbor on Cedar Beach..she brought me flowers for.my retirement saying "od course flowers for the teacher" We bacame.much more then neighbors we considered our otherneighbor Harriet,Robin and oueselves family...spending almost every weekend on the beach ,weekend dinners, and almost every holiday together. ..we both were avid dog lovers..and loved them beyond.words.I will forever hold Robin,her precious pups in.my heart..the hole in my heart...

My condolences to the Shellow family, and all who loved and admired her, of which I am one of many. She was the consummate face of compassion, and the fierce face of warrior on behalf of all for whom she was their defender. And then there was Robin, in all that she was. I am Blessed to have known her. She will be surely missed.

I am sorry to hear of Robin's passing. Lots of fond memories of the whole Shellow family. Sincerely, Mary Bersch

I was saddened to learn of Robin's passing. In the mosaic of my life, the Shellow family shall remain a bright and shining stone.

We both vividly recall when we both first met Robin when we moved into Cedar Beach. Our brand new Bernese Mountain Dog puppy ran to Robin's doorstep. Robin was a dog lover and her pets were a huge part of her life. We both spent time with Robin at the many Cedar Beach summer parties. She helped me with a legal case that occured when I was young. She will be dearly missed, but a spirit in the Cedar Beach area.