Robin Renee Lucero

In 1980, Robin's family relocated to Rialto, California, where she grew up making life long friendships and discovered her passion for softball. Robin's vibrant presence was unforgettable as she was known for her long blonde hair and bright blue eyes. She graduated from Eisenhower High School in 1991 and pursued higher education earning her bachelor's degree in business at the University of La Verne, with plans to further her education with a masters degree. Robin's passion for softball made her a fierce competitor on the softball diamond throughout her youth and college years.

On August 24, 2009, Robin and JJ exchanged vows in a breathtaking beachside ceremony on the Island of Oahu. The two were introduced through mutual friends and instantly connected. Their first date was at a NASCAR race, where their shared love for adventure and excitement that sparked an unforgettable journey.

Together, they built a beautiful family, with Robin embracing her role as a devoted stepmother to Jordan and Nathan, and welcoming their daughter, Peyton, born February 12, 2013, who became the heart of Robin's world. Above all, Robin devoted herself to bring Peyton's biggest supporter, pouring her love, energy and dreams into an unbreakable bond between a mother and daughter.

Robin's life was filled with an unstoppable drive to chase her dreams. She was a woman of strength who worked tirelessly seeking new opportunities to provide a better future for herself and her family. Most recently, she served as a substitute teacher for the Beaumont School District, where she found purpose in shaping young minds and well, I'm sure keeping a better eye on Peyton.

Robin left us far too soon, but her legacy is one of unyielding courage and grace. She faced countless battles with illness, fighting each one like the warrior she was; fierce, determined, and with a heart that never surrendered. Though her time was cut short, her spirit remains within us all, a radiant light that will guide and inspire those she loved. Rest now, dear Robin, in the peace you so richly deserve.