- Welcome to Daley Life Celebration Studio, where we Celebrate the Color of Life.
Carol Robinson
Carol was a person of extraordinary grace and kindness. She was known for her zest for life and love of her family. Carol never let any of life’s hiccups or challenges hold her back from what she loved doing. She was a wonderful wife with a passion for travel and photography. She loved the white sand beaches of the Caribbean and sipping pina colada’s on the beach. She had an eye for capturing the most perfect photo at just the right moment. Wildlife photography was her favorite and she made many visits to local swampy areas where she captured the perfect shot. Her talents extended to the kitchen. Some of her favorite times were bringing her family together to share a meal that she had crafted. She was a great cook and could whip up anything that popped into her head. She took inspiration from old family recipes and was never afraid of a challenge. She worked for many years as a court reporter in Logan Twp but her true calling in life was being a wife, mother and grandmother. She’d meet the love of her life at a New Years Eve party: a late-night mummers strut would lead to a 50 year and 7 month marriage with Tom blessed by two daughters, Kimberly and Jennifer; and later by her grandchildren, Robert, Andrew, Abigail, Jake and Luke. She prized family above all and was deeply devoted to her husband, daughters and her grandchildren. As a mom she embedded a strong moral compass in her daughters and then she set them off to explore and use it. MomMom was at every competition, recital, and event her grandchildren had. Whether it was traveling to watch them compete, making breakfast after sleepovers, or a well needed hug to calm them down, Carol never let them down.
Come celebrate 69 great years Saturday August 19, 10 to noon at Daley Life Celebration Studio, Swedesboro where there will be a noon service. Interment Lake Park Cemetery, Woolwich.
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Carol was a truly wonderful, funny, kind and caring friend. I have such fond memories of our shopping outings, and enjoying lunches. Carol helped me find my way around when I first moved here. We took adventures and drove past the farmlands looking at the cows. I treasure these memories and I send hugs and love to her family. ❤️🙏❤️
Carol was the best girlfriend you could have.she was my Neighbor for years until we moved away.l will truly miss her.
Carol was my sister and great friend. I loved our times together as we grew up, matured and got silver in our hair I can remember a time I got her finger stuck in the chain of my bicycle and our Grand Father had to get her out of the confusing mess. She never cried out and that marked her for life, She endured much pain in her life but Carol never complained about living! Marrying Tom, having her two girls and then raising Robbie was all she needed to make her life complete.
Carol was my sister and great friend. I loved our times together as we grew up, matured and got silver in our hair. I can remember a time I got her finger stuck in the chain of my bicycle and our Grand Father had to get her out of the mess. She never cried out and that marked her for life, She endured much pain in her life but Carol never complained about living! Marrying Tom, having her two girls and then raising Robbie was all she needed to make her life complete.
I believe there’s a heaven and Carol is definitely up there with both her parents. She was like another mother to me as a kid with an open door policy whenever me and Chuck visited. When I’m in Southern NJ I often think of those visits. I don’t think she knew how much taking a kid out of the city with those visits affected me but it really meant the world to me. My regret is I never had a chance to say this to her. Sending Aloha Spirits your way Carol to you and your family.