Dear Debbie & Leon,

My sincere condolence on the loss of your Mom.  She will be miss by you and the family.

Regards,

Michelle (Eichler) Sharp

As Nancy's sister, I'm remembering our happy times. We had joint birthdays and often traveled together. We visited Aunt Betty and Uncle Jules in Florida and Chicago; visited "Cedar Cove" near Seattle and many more. Nancy made several scrapbooks for me including a retirement book, a memorial book for my husband, Jonathan, and several smaller books that I love looking at. Most of all, Nancy and Mark opened their home for me to visit when Jason was a baby. In the last few years, sadly we only had daily phone calls when I would tell her which of her favorite tv programs were on that night. I was glad I was able to visit with her while she was still alert right before Passover. May she now rest in peace.

How sad to hear the news.  What a very special, giving woman that helped us with the adoption of our twins 20 years ago. I will always hold a special place in my heart for her!  Shalom to her family.

Sorry to hear of Nancy's passing, I will miss my scrapbook friend  I am honored to take precious care of her "Princess"

I lost a very dear friend with Nancy's passing. We met 15 years ago. She was my nurse manager and I was the medical director at a Metro Health Clinic. She was always hard working, kind, caring and she put 150% of effort into everything that she did. She was also a very giving person, always willing to help others. She and I worked with a senior outreach program for 10 years and the seniors loved her dearly. She taught me to scrapbook, which is still a work in progress. We had the opportunity to travel together. We both "loved chocolate and diet coke". She always had chocolate treats when you came to visit her at her home. She also loved the singer Neil Diamond. We celebrated her 75th birthday with dinner and a live Neil Diamond concert. She also loved her cat Princess whom she spoiled. I recently saw a saying:
"Good friends are friends who know your life stories"
"Best friends are friends who have lived your life stories"
Nancy was a "Best Friend" who will be truly missed, but always remembered.

Dear Marcia and all of Nancy's family.  We were so sorry to hear about Nancy's passing.  We haven't been in touch much lately but still keep involved with family history and news. We remember Nancy fondly espeically from her early childhood years as she grew into a woman who cared about contributing to others.  We have you all in our thoughts. We will be thinking of you and remembering the important impact of all the Robboys on our lives. 
 We still live in Tucson, Arizona and may be among the oldest members of the family still alive and somewhat mobile. Ken is 88 and Yetta is 85.

My heart is so saddened, no only was Nancy a Mentor to me but also like another mother. she showed me a lot, taught me a lot, always compassionate. I will forever hold Nancy in my heart, she was a very special person to me. 

Kim Trice

Nancy was my friend for over 20 years.  Our original common interest was international adoption. We both went to El Salvador on a mission trip assisting many children in the orphanages.  We had many fun times in the subsequent years, I am fortunate to have been able to follow her in the last part of the journey at Menorah Park, Ahjuga, and Hillcrest.  She fought a tough battle and will be very missed by many.

I am just heart sick to hear of Nancy's passing. I worked with Nancy  for six years. She was the nurse manager in our clinic. Nancy was a great organizer and the many policies and procedures that she implemented are still in place today. She seemed please to hear this when I visited with her at Menorah Park. Nancy was a wonderful person! She had a great sense of humor and generous spirit. Nancy always had her door open if one of the staff had a problem, she was ready with a solution. Nancy had a quick wit and blunt manner of speaking (sometimes too blunt :)) but she was also quick with an apology. I will miss her creativity, her amazing scrapbooks were works of art!. She made my wedding album, my daughters wedding album and granddaughters infant album. I enjoyed our times together and am glad I got to visit with her in her lovely home where she always had chocolate. I am only so very sorry that I did not visit her as much as I should have when she went to the nursing home.
I will miss Nancy and I am thankful that I had the chance to know her.

Ronna Toombs

OBITUARY

Nancy A. Robboy Cooper

November 13, 1938 – May 5, 2016

Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Memorial Chapel

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