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Robyn Francis Romney 1954 ~ 2007 Farmington, Utah
Robyn Francis Romney, age 52, passed away Friday July 13, 2007 at home surrounded by family in Farmington, Utah. She was born October 25, 1954 to Earl and LaVon Francis in Salt Lake City, Utah. Married Michael H. Romney September 1, 1976 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was an active member of the LDS Church and served in many church callings throughout her life. She earned a BA in Music at the U of U. Robyn had a great gift and passion for music and was known and appreciated for her many talents. Survived by her husband, Mike; children, Michael (Nicole), Danielle (Bryant), Jennifer (Derrick), Jason, Christopher; six grandchildren; mother, LaVon; mother-in-law, Lou Romney; and siblings, Margo, Cheri, Brett. Preceded in death by her father, Earl Rollins Francis; and father-in-law, Ronald Rueben Romney. Funeral services will be held Tues. July 17, 2007, 11 a.m. at the LDS Steed Creek chapel, located at 347 S. 200 W, Farmington. Viewings will be held Monday 6-8 p.m. at the Farmington Russon Brothers Mortuary, 1941 N. Main St, Farmington (across from Cherry Hill) and Tuesday 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the Steed Creek chapel. Interment, Morgan City South Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com Special thanks to everyone at LDS Hospital for the kind and loving care given over the last two years.
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Vikki Pack (Carrel)
I have wonderful memories of Robyn. She and Gayle Platt created awesome march routines for Pep Club. They had the amazing ability of organizing 60+ girls into straight lines, encouraging us to march to a beat and to have fun in the process. Robyn's talent, kind personality, and sincere friendship will never be forgotten.
I will miss her smile at our 40th reunion.
Tim Cox
I knew Robyn almost all of my life. We were in elementary school together, then junior high and high school. She was always nice. I do not remember a time when she was not kind. She will be missed by all of us.
Bill Brough
I am so sad to learn that Robyn passed away. She was one of the singers in the "choir" for our student production of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and I loved not only her beautiful voice (I gave her a solo to sing and she was scared but did great), but also her sweet and gentle disposition. There just wasn't a mean bone in her body, as they say. Sounds like she had a great life, with the only flaw being it ended too soon.
Paula Bennion (May)
I am so sad to hear of Robyn's passing. I didn't know Robyn until Skyline, but we became good friends. The one thing that I remember most about her is her beautiful smile. I don't think I ever remember a time when she wasn't smiling. She always had something warm and sweet to say, and always left you feeling better about yourself. I didn't keep in touch with her after graduation but, oh how I will remember what a kind, intelligent, bubbly, beautiful person she was!
Cathy Strong (Baich)
I am so sad that Robyn passed away. She was amazing and shared her talents and contributed so much to the clubs I was involved with. She was a dear friend!
Lisa Condie
Robyn had so many talents. In my mind, I can still hear her hitting the high notes of our school hymn with her beautiful voice. She was the Drill Mistress of our La Niche group, and her choreography and abilities were amazing. But now, at this age, I look back and appreciate her character and kindness more than anything else. She was a remarkable friend, a remarkable woman...honest and kind.
Debbie Kuhn (Curry)
Dear Robyn:
You were such a bright and cheerful friend. Thank you for your presence and enthusiam
Sue Hanson (Davis)
I was stunned to see that the darling and vibrant Robyn Francis had passed away! I remember her fondly from gymnastics to Mill Hollow to La Niche's! What a knd and truly selfless person. She was such a talented lady. I am sure her close friends and family have wonderful memories.