Birth date: Apr 18, 1965 Death date: Apr 9, 2021
Robin Amelia Allen of Leesburg, Florida passed away on Friday, April 9, 2021 at the age of 55 years. She was born in Seattle, Washington. Robin moved to central Florida in 1993 from Virginia. She graduated from St. Leo University Read Obituary
Aunt Robin, I’ve had so many thoughts & feelings flooding me the last few days. You were a bright joyful soul. I hope to be the role model you were for me to my girls. You taught me so much & introduced me to so many things. You played a big part in who I am today. I think the most valuable thing you helped teach me was to love everyone & to accept them for who they are. We will all miss you dearly & love you always.
Xoxox,
Your babydoll
I have worked with Robin for about five years now. She was a complete joy to work with and will truly be missed. My deepest condolences to her family, friends, co-workers, and the residents at Deerwood Apartments.
Robin will be missed dearly. Always cheering everyones day. No matter how bad her day was she would make your day better. Working as a Manager with Robin we always helped one another. My last call from Robin was on Friday I was off. I missed talking with her before the surgery. It breaks my heart . I missed that call and today I listened to Robins message. I personally will miss her every day.
I had the privilege of working with Robin for 3 years as her Regional Manager. I always enjoyed visiting Robin at her property with my 2 dogs. My dogs loved her as much as I did. She always had snacks for them and often times gifts which they still have. She made my job easy and her smiling face was always a joy to see. Robin contributed so much to my life and to the lives and well-being of her residents. Her residents loved her and she made sure they received superior service. Robin was one of a kind!
Aunt Robin, the world will not be the same without you in it! I have so many great memories of the time we spent together- you taught me all about fun things like hair and make-up, but most importantly how to be strong and independent while still being kind. And I had to laugh the other day when I thought of how you used to try to prank us when we were kids! You had the best laugh and it was contagious. I will miss you even though we didn’t get to see each other much. Love and God bless, Alexis ❤️
I am so saddened of the loss of my friend. I met Robin when I was 24, in 1993, when she hired me at the salon she managed. Our relationship grew into a kindred friendship. We were inseparable for many years. She was involved in many parts of my life and was like a mother figure to my young daughter. We were roommates and she was a part of my family. We shared many good times and she was the first person who accepted me for me. I could be myself around Robin. She was a kind, compassionate, and giving person. Through the years our lives slowly moved apart. I’m so saddened that I let that time go by. She was such a light and positive figure in my life through most of my 20s, 30s, and into my 40s. Though the last years the distance grew between us. My sadness grows wishing I would have reached out to her again. She will remain forever in my heart as my best friend, my confidant. She was a light in my life during the darkest moments in my life. I will never forget her beautiful eyes, her laugh, her friendship. She was a beautiful person inside and out. I’m honored to have known her and so honored that she was my friend.
With love,
Dean Smith
