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Robin loved her dog Sky, dancing to live music, and having a good time with friends. She had a gentle soul with a love for animals and the Green Bay Packers. She loved to cook and would always make more food than she could possibly eat so she could share it with friends and family. She was very generous and selfless, even when she didn't have much, she would still give what she could.
Robin Munes is survived by her two daughters Kelly and Amy Munes as well as her siblings Valerie (Daniel) Fredericks, Gary (Elaine) DuFrane, Deborah (Larry) Gerrits, Leah (Michael) Hoks, Paul (Robin) DuFrane, Dawn (Jim) Kappell, Hazen (Judy) DuFrane, Tracy (Deb) DuFrane, and sister-in-law and close friend Barbara DuFrane, as well as twenty-four nieces and nephews. She was proceeded in death by her parents Aileen and Ruben DuFrane and Brothers James and Greg DuFrane.
Robin was loved by so many so let's celebrate her life! The Celebration of life will take place on January 22nd, 2023 at the Vaudette, 151 E 2nd St. Kaukauna, WI from 1:00 – 4:00 PM. Donations to put up a memorial in Robin's honor will be accepted at the event. Please bring good memories to share, food and drinks will be provided.
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