Robin L. Ward

Love you Rob! Miss our phone calls and miss seeing you and reno. You're probably up there with Moey and your dad and brother!

RANDY & LAURIE BURDICK WOULD LIKE TO SEND OUR THOUGHTS & PRAYERS TO ROBINS FAMILY.
I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE TIMES I HAD SPENT OVER TO THEIR HOUSE ON CRITTENDEN RD. AFTER A NIGHT OF ROLLER SKATING WITH MICHELE,WE WOULD GO BACK TO THEIR HOUSE FOR THE NIGHT. I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE SMIRKY SMILE ROBIN WOULD HAVE ON HER FACE WHEN MICHELE WOULD CATCH ROBIN WEARING HER CLOTHES OR JEWELRLY, OR SHE WOULD CATCH HER TAKING HER CIGGS. YOU KNOW ALL THAT SISTERLY STUFF YOU DO TO ANOY YOUR BIG...

I will miss talking to my cousin Robin on the phone about silly life stuff and even though I usually saw her once a year for the last ten years or so when I visited Rochester, she knew that I loved her and was there if she needed me. I also remember Robin as we all grew up around our grandma Moey. As we grew older and all became adults, she was a very kind and caring girl and always asked how I was and never really complained about how she was doing. I love you Rob. Tell Grandma Moey hi...

Robin, you are such a sweet, strong spirit and you deserve the peace that you now have in heaven with all your family who have already gone on. I know that Mimi and Aunt Dorothy welcomed you with love and joy. I have always admired you, Robin, as you fought so hard and for so long. My love and my prayers go out to all your family but especially to your mom, Carol. When you see Aunt Dorothy give her a hug and a kiss for me. Love always your cousin Barbara

Robin, you were so strong and determined. You listened to others and their problems and never dwelled on your own pain or what you were really going through. Your strength will live on in your children and hopefully in all of us. We love you very much and will truly miss you. We now take solace in knowing you are with your Grandma Moie and your Dad and what a party they must have had on Monday morning when you arrived. We will all meet again someday. God Bless you...

My deepest sympathy to all, she was a fighter and held on for many years. I'm really glad I had a chance to know her, she was a tough cookie. God bless her children and family.

No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. Our deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.

Though I was only Robins landlord, I felt as if I had known her for years as a friend. She showed me what true strength and determination is when it comes from the heart. Her passion was her children Carolyn and Adam they are all that matters she would say all I want to do is see them grow. Though I knew she was very ill I had know idea of just how strong a person Robin really was when anyone else undergoing such tremendous surgeries and procedures would have throwen in the towel she became...