Judith Robb Obituary
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Judi was born on Oct. 10, 1949, in Colby, KS, to William H. Schroeder and Mary Doris Schroeder. She is preceded in death by her brother, James Schroeder and both of her parents. She is survived by her husband Mark Robb of Manhattan, KS, her daughter Kelly Robb, her daughter-in-law Karen Rizzo and grandson Cooper Robb of St. Joseph, MO.
Judi grew up in Colby and moved to Manhattan for her senior year in high school. She graduated from Manhattan High in 1967 and Kansas State University in 1971.
She was a quilter for more than 40 years. A passion and hobby she shared with her best friend and quilting partner Nancy Graves. She and Nancy had a quilt pattern business together for many years named Robb-N-Graves. Her quilts won many awards on the local, state, national and international level.
Judi was a dedicated wife, mother, aunt and grandmother and will be missed greatly by all. There is no service scheduled. The family and friends will gather for a celebration and remembrance at a date to be determined later.
There is no memorial fund established. If you would like, please make a contribution to your favorite charity in her name.
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