Rachel Campos Palm

In 1955, Rachel married Louis William Robinson, and together they had four children: Rachael (Sherry) Carswell (James, deceased), Paul William Robinson (deceased), Vance Robinson, and Gayle Morgan (Ken). Later in life, Rachel found love again when she married Howard Palm in 1979. They shared many years together until his passing in 2018.

Rachel enjoyed watercolor painting, gardening, quilting, and knitting. Several of her painted pictures can be found hanging in her family’s homes.

Rachel cherished her large family and was surrounded by numerous family members her whole life. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Louis William Robinson and Howard Palm; her parents, Domingo and Esther Campos; her siblings, Joseph and Esther Campos; and her beloved son, Paul William Robinson.

Rachel is survived by her siblings, Reynold Campos (Carrie) and Alberta Robinson; her children, Sherry Carswell, Vance Robinson and Gayle Morgan (Ken); and her grandchildren: Jamie (Ron) Boyes, Jake (Chrissy) Carswell, Josh (Cheri) Carswell, Randall Robinson, Michael (Sabrina) Morgan, Kendall Morgan, and Matthew (Keri) Morgan.

She was blessed to experience the lives of her great-grandchildren: Mason (Kennedy) Boyes, Brooklyn (Ethan) Simonson, Gunner (Jordan) Carswell, Reegan (Aidan) Parkinson, Talon (Nora) Carswell, Lexa Carswell, Harli Carswell, Hailey Carswell, Loch Carswell, Kane Morgan, Hunter Morgan, and Halle Morgan. She was also blessed with a great-great-granddaughter, Marley Boyes and looking forward to two new great-great granddaughters expected to arrive in November and April.

Rachel passed away peacefully in Monroe, Washington, surrounded by the loving presence of her daughters. On the day of her passing, we take comfort in the belief that she was welcomed into Heaven with open arms by Jesus and reunited with her husband, Howard, her parents, her siblings Joseph and Esther, and her son Paul William Robinson.

Rachel’s life was a testament to love and family. She will be dearly missed, but her family takes comfort in knowing she is pain free and will be seen again.

There is no service planned at this time. The family would like to express their sincere appreciation and thanks to the staff at Regency Care Center (Monroe) for their exemplary love, care and attentiveness