Sylvia May Robinson (8 Nov 1934 - 24 Dec 2025)

This donation is from the collection box at the service.
Thank you so much to everyone that came to the service yesterday. Your kind words of comfort and your memories of mum were wonderful to hear, is was a great comfort to all of us. Rest in Peace mum, love you xxxx ❤️

This donation is from the collection box at the service.
Thank you so much to everyone that came to the service yesterday. Your kind words of comfort and your memories of mum were wonderful to hear, is was a great comfort to all of us. Rest in Peace mum, love you xxxx ❤️

You will be missed. Remembering the letters we wrote to each other every week without fail, except when we were visiting the UK, for 15 years. The great times we shared and the many places we visited and the fun we had when you came over to see us in New Zealand four times all on your own which was such a brave thing to do. I shall never forget you getting up dancing with our friends at a wedding we took you to, I had never seen you laugh so much. Sleep well.

You will be deeply missed nan.

You will be deeply missed nan. xxx

Nan, you will be deeply missed by everyone. I will never forget the fun times as a kid spent round your home in Rayleigh. Your delicious roast dinners, playing boardgames and you sharing stories of your past. The memories of playing in King George's Park on warm summer days is a moment in time that I will cherish forever. Nan, you will forever remain in our hearts and memories. xxx

Loved spending time with you, I really do not know where to start, a great mum in law & grandmother to our four boys, had so many memories swimming, walking and the Colchester leisure pool when you were looking after Dan & Dean and then you cope my four as well. So pleased I managed to to leave the pharmacy and spend 10 months with you before I knew you needed more help than I could give you. Bea memories of working up to Rayleigh and coffee in Greggs and walking round the market. Loved your stories of Shen house and goodly the goose and the Americans coming to Rayleigh Lodge in World War Two, you gave me soo much, so pleased i married your gorgeous youngest son. Sleep well Sylvia and rest in peace, you did a fantastic job as a mum, grandma and great gran mum❤️❤️

You’ll be missed by so many Nan. I’ll never forget roast dinners on a Sunday. Always followed by Jelly, Blancmange, ice cream, raspberry pie, and a game of scrabble. Grateful for your time and love xxx