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Robbin Ann Davis, of Ft Pierce Florida, went to heaven on December 10th, 2024.
Born in Kalamazoo, MI, on August 31st, 1955, Robbin was the cherished daughter of Earl W. Combs and Carol A. Combs (Green).
She leaves behind her beloved mother, Carol Combs; her dear sister, Susan Combs; her loving children, Derek Bailey (son), Barbara Bailey (daughter-in-law), Alana Bailey (daughter-in-law), and Michelle Bailey (daughter); her cherished grandchildren, Nikki Monroe, Heather Bailey, Summer Fields, Autumn Bailey, and Gerald DiAngelo; and many great-grandchildren.
Robbin will be reunited with her son, Jason Bailey; her father, Earl W. Combs; and others whom she dearly missed who passed before her.
She loved her family with all her heart and was a wonderful mother, grandmother, sister, daughter, and friend. Everyone who met her will remember her contagious, one-of-a-kind laugh and warm presence. Her bright, beautiful smile and kind ways made everyone want to be around her. She excelled in everything she did, and her work ethic was admirable.
What brings the family some peace is knowing that she is no longer suffering.
Per Robbin’s wishes, there will be no public service. We will hold a private gathering with immediate family only.
In lieu of flowers, we kindly request that donations be made to Treasure Coast Hospice, specifically to The Lynch Pavilion.
A special note from Robbin’s mom; Carol A Combs:
“My daughter, Robbin, was one of the bravest people I knew. She faced unrelenting pain, loss of sight, and amputation, yet her spirit remained strong. She loved dining out. The waitresses at Golden Corral always raced to get our table to hug us. They also prayed for her and shared pictures of their children.
Robbin had many friends from all walks of life, starting from elementary school to the different places she worked throughout the years. She was generous with her love, friendship, and money. She loved motorcycles, politics, her mom and dad, sister, and children with all her heart. Her cousins, aunts, and uncles, especially Russel Combs and Jerry (Buck) Green, held a special place in her heart.
Robbin deeply loved the Lord Jesus Christ and His word, the Bible. She studied Hebrew to gain a better understanding and held Bible study at her home in Michigan for about 20 people. Through trials and tribulations, she lived a life well lived.”
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Barbara D'Amato
December 12, 2024, 8:08 pm
Robbie, you are sincerely missed. I told you years ago that I felt you brought the best out in people, myself included. I so admired your Love of our Lord, and respected the way you publicly declared that love. You can now rest easy and enjoy those who passed before. I’m so glad our paths crossed. You added so much to my life. Love you
Arnitus yorks
December 12, 2024, 8:10 pm
Rest in peace, my friend
Galli Sheri
December 12, 2024, 8:27 pm
Our prayers are with your family. Robin was a big part of our life for many years her laughter was infectious and I don’t think she knew a stranger. She will be in our hearts always I know she will be welcomed in heaven with her dad Jason Tim mom n dad. I KNOW they will be rejoicing in heaven. Wish we could be there but we are there in spirit. Love you all
Robert Middaugh
December 12, 2024, 8:30 pm
You will be missed my dear friend. Prayers to her family.
James Brooks
December 12, 2024, 9:51 pm
Robin was a kind person ,who always treated me well and never judged me.. I love you Robbie.. Rest in Peace.. Give Jay and grampa hugs for us all..
Scott Lane
December 12, 2024, 11:31 pm
Aunt Robin was a beautiful soul. She will be missed and my Prayers go out to my dear cousins Derick and Michelle. I love and miss you both so much.
Kathy Ball
December 13, 2024, 1:50 am
Rob…I will miss your laugh & smile. I can hear you say “Kat bad Ball” even now. You made a difference in this world and touched many lives along the way, including mine…until our paths cross again, love you!
Luann Kucks
December 13, 2024, 4:44 am
Robbie and I have been friends since highschool when I close my eyes I can still hear her laughter I know her faith, strength, her incredible work ethic and love for life lives on in her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren once you were part of her orbit she graced you with her kind words of wisdom and quick to remind you that God has a plan and you might want to settle down and enjoy the ride and try not to buck the obvious because this too will pass I will forever be grateful for the love and understanding she showed me over the years and our memories will always be part of who I am as we try to find peace knowing Robbie is no longer in pain we need to remember she’s only a whisper away sending healing prayers to all that love and miss her
Jackie Chapin
December 13, 2024, 11:30 am
I remember Robbin well. What a lovely third grader she was. I send my condolences to her family.
cousin Jackie
December 13, 2024, 1:44 pm
She was a great cousin too!
Blessings & peace to our family.
Daniel Banks
December 16, 2024, 5:10 pm
My dear, dear, Robin I know you are in heaven now with Jason and the two of you are just smiling and . At the same time all of us left behind or sad and happy for you. We are sad we lost the most wonderful person we knew and as I said we’re happy that you’re with Jason and God.
We met some 35 years ago and immediately became the best of best friends. I love you and your whole family and I pray for your family every night, that they know that someday your whole family will be together again in heaven.
I will miss your phone calls and texts, you always made me smile and laugh. I could never ask for a more caring and best friend, and I thank God that he put us on a path to meet 35 years ago.
You were a wonderful mother to your children, I remember watching Derek, Jason, and Michelle grow up from beautiful caring children to wonderful adults and parents in their own right. But that’s who you were everybody you touched you made better.
Once your sister Susie notified me of your passing I was so sad, my wife Irma then sent to my phone the 1970s song fly Robin fly, sung by the silver connection. I played that song and began to smile, I recommend to everybody that knew you, to listen to that song it will make them smile thinking about you. We love you very much Danny and Irma Banks