Robyn Leo

I ve lost my dearest friend of 25 years. My heart is broken for those of us left behind without your beautiful presence. Hannah and Hallie , I love you dearly. There was not a day that went by that we did not speak to each other about our children. I know how proud she was of you both and now she is your guardian angel. I miss you my dear Robyn.

So sorry to hear of her passing. I worked with her at WSU. She was a wonderful person to work with and I learned a great deal from her. So sorry for the loss of your mom.

So sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers to your family.

Robyn and I started teaching together at WSU many years ago. We shared a tiny office and she would answer my phone every afternoon when it would ring at 3:15. Robyn would reassure my son that I had left work and should be arriving home soon. I can still hear her voice saying, "Yes Tyler, your mom is on her way home." I am so sorry for your loss. Robyn was a passionate woman about so many things.

Deepest sympathies from David Gail and Natalie Mikolajczak of Berryville Virginia

We are sorry for your loss . We met her when the girls were small at the pool at Beacon Park . Sincerely Joy and Will Child

Reading Robyn's achievements, it doesn't surprise me one bit that she chose a field where she helps and educates others. Such a beautiful person ! I hope her family will accept heartfelt condolences from someone from her old neighborhood. Rest in peace dear girl.

A wonderful, compassionate colleague that I am proud to have been with in the education community at Worcester University

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.