When she became too weak to prepare favorite menu items, she coached others to be certain that those were present. Her signature dishes were demanded for pot lucks and she always insisted on preparing and providing everyone’s favorite items for family, church or school gatherings. Robin was a great cook and loved to cook. She additionally tutored students in reading until she was simply physically unable to do so.
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She worked in the Triton Central Schools System initially as part of the kitchen staff and for the past 20 plus year as an instructor assistant where she was loved by all her co-workers and students. Robin operated an independent day care from her home while raising her own sons. She proudly served six years at the Heritage House Children’s Center where she cared for severely disabled, traumatized and mentally disadvantaged youth of all ages.
She positively impacted the lives of untold youth over a 45-year period. Robin dedicated her life to caring for others, especially children who needed a little special attention, understanding and motivation. She graduated from Waldron High School in1973 and attended Indian Creek Christian Church. Robin was preceded in death by her father beloved step-father, Harold “Jean” Weinantz father-in-law and mother-in-law, Walter and Lois Vaught brother-in-law, Gary Vaught grandparents and many uncles, aunts and cousins. Robin is survived by her mother of Franklin sons, Chad Vaught, and Dustin Vaught and wife, Jennifer, of Boggstown brother, Bruce Mann and wife, Carla, of Greenwood granddaughters, Brinley Vaught and Harper Vaught brother-in-law, Steve Vaught and wife, Linda, of Fairland aunt, Harriet Grinstead Banich of Brownsburg and many nieces, nephews and cousins. On February 18, 1978, she married her husband of 42 years, David D. She was born August 5, 1954, the 2000th baby born in Rush Memorial Hospital to Oris Allen Mann and Laura Alice (Grinstead) Mann Weinantz. Robin Faye Vaught, 66, of Boggstown, a lifelong Shelby County resident passed away Monday, December 28, 2020, at her home, after a nearly five-year courageous battle with metastatic breast cancer. Memorial contributions can be made to Moscow Christian Church, 9098 S.
Hospital, baking, making noodles, and spending time with her family and grandchildren.ĭue to Covid19 restrictions, private funeral services will be held on Monday, Januat Moscow Christian Church with Rev. Gardening, teaching Sunday School nursery class, knitting, ceramics, making pillows for Major Lucile and her husband traveled to Haiti several times to help with Missionary work. Member of Shelby Homemaker's Club & the Liberty-ettes Homemaker's Club for over 50 years,Ī 4 H leader of the Liberty Swinging Cloverleafs, and a past member of Waldron Order of the She was a home maker and a long time member of Moscow Christian Church. Stevens was a lifelong resident of this area, and graduated from Milroy High School in 1953. She was preceded in death by her parents, her spouse, a brother Donald Wessel, and a sister
Paul Ī brother Earl Wessel (wife Karlyn) of Oregon 19 grandchildren, and 36 great grandchildren. Of Manilla, Penny Hensley of Waldron, Aaron Stevens (fiance Jeannie Sheppard) of St.
Trisha) of Waldron, Pamela Thomas (husband James) of St. Survivors include 6 children- Christine Walker (husband John) of Waldron, Jeffrey Stevens (wife Lucile Caroline Stevens, 85, former Shelby County resident, passed away Wednesday, Decemat Heritage House in Greensburg.īorn Decemin Decatur County, she was the daughter of Orville Wessel and Luella
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