Linda L. Robinson
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Linda Robinson
Hamlin NY: Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at age 71. Linda was the co owner of Robinson’s Mini Mart and Spanky’s Lake Service; owner of Viking car wash, Northstar Gift Shop and Country Sage Gift Shop.
Loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister and daughter. She enjoyed gardening, swimming, snowmobiling, fishing and writing to pen pals.
Survived by her mother, Florence Turpin; husband, Zdzislaw (Spanky) Robinson; sons, Joseph (Danniele) Robinson ,Corey (Sara) Robinson; daughter, Jessica (Michael) Connor; grandchildren, Lilly Robinson, Sarah; sisters, Barbara Turpin, Sandie (Billy) Curtis, Grace Turpin, Patricia Turpin. Predeceased by her father, Morley Turpin; first husband, Allen Robinson; great-nephew, Nicholas Curtis.
Private Services. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Lipson Cancer Center in her memory. For more information and to sign her online guestbook, visit www.meesonfamily.com
~My Dearest Linda~ I miss you already~our friendship was so much more like sisters~I wonder how many letters we wrote over the 45 years we have been writing~ Much love to you and thank for your loving friendship~ Love you Bunches
my dearest friend Linda, this seems so unreal and unfair. I can’t believe that your not hear to talk to me and give me that great advice that you were always so good at. and to never read another letter signed by you that always said "meet you at the mailbox". lots of love and I miss you tremendously
You are missed. I am so thankful to have been a person you considered a friend.
I am so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family.
I’m sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers for the Robinson family
Hi Lin! You are not gone–you are forever in my heart & soul. We were "non-blood" sisters. I will treasure the memories of hanging out in the pool talking all the time. Us sharing plants & whatever else we thought the other would like to have. You will always be a part of me! Lots of love & hugs, Cheri Johnson
I am saddened to hear of Linda’s passing. She was a wonderful friend and support to my brother, and I will always be grateful to her for that kindness. Condolences to her husband and family. Rest in peace, Linda.
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We shared many memories together which I will always cherish. You are with the Gods, Goddesses, and your Ancestors now. May you rest in peace.
Aunt Linda, I will miss the days when I was a kid coming out to the farm and seeing your horses, playing by the pond. I grew out of that stage eventually and came to enjoy our impromptu breakfasts where we would just catch up on stuff. After I lost my son it changed me, and everyone else- in so many ways not for the better unfortunately. I know everyone loved him so much and it still shows to this day. I really thought we would have more special times together and I wasn’t ready to lose you… Heck I didn’t even think that would be our last conversation. Just want to say you were very loved and I was glad you reached out how and when you did.
Linda I’m so sorry to hear the news so late. You were a wonderful friend and pen pal. I’m so sorry I lost touch when I did. You’re always on my mind. Rest easy.
Lin, I cannot believe you are gone. It was a punch in my gut when I read Spanky’s message. I was on the phone with my sister; she was scared when I just started bawling. She kept asking what is wrong until I said you were gone. She wanted to comfort me but didn’t know what to say. I told her I would be OK. I sat here and read all our messages back and forth on FB. I haved missed you. I so wish you would have told me. I will never be able to tell you again that I love you. I am so glad some of the people you most loved came back into your life and were there for you. I am so sorry we lost touch. I will think of you always and keep you in my heart.