October 19, 1932 - January 1, 2010
Faye E. Robbins
Born October 19, 1932 in Leavenworth, WA, died January 1, 2010 in Burien, WA. Visitation Friday, January 8, 2010 from 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM with a funeral service Saturday, January 9, 2010 at 1:00 PM both at Bonney-Watson Washington Memorial, 16445 International Blvd, SeaTac. Please sign the online memorial guestbook at www.bonneywatson.com/
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We were all saddened by the news of Faye’s death. She was an important part of the new family we were able to meet and enjoy visits with. Her cute little smile and twinkling eyes will be missed and remembered forever. Faye will be missed by all her knew her.
May God be with all of you and bring you peace in the days ahead.
Barbara, Jeff, Karen, Will, and Kim Roney
Rod and Mark,
Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
Dan & Susan Mathews
Thank you all for your messages of condolence and support. Sadness we lost our Mother after a 21 day stay in the hospital with complications from Achalasia. Three of us, Myself, Rod and Mark all stayed with her 24/7 in an attempt to give her the best of care but lost the battle. Our mother did not pass due to cancer and was actually cancer free. She had a great, active, and happy life and she will be missed beyond measure. We loved her very much.
Faye was always a part of the Doyea family from the first day we all met her. It has been many years now and we will all miss her very much. She was always kind and very positive. I don’t think I ever heard her say a bad word about anyone. I will never forget how my Dad Vince Doyea used to always pronounce her name fay-eee. She would just laugh and say “Oh, Vincent”.
Our Prayers Are with you Mike,
Annette Williamson and Janet Doyea
So sorry to hear of Faye’s passing. Among my fondest childhood memories are of times the family was together and Faye and Aunty Katherine were enjoying their music. Those two introduced me to my love of music. So many times, when I sit down to my piano, I remember those times. Rod, Liz, Mike, Mark, always remember those good times — there were many of them!
I lost track of Faye and Liz the past few years, but think of them often. I would like to have Liz phone me so we could chat about Faye and catch up on each others lives My Phone # is 253-277-3887 she will be missed Rozanna
Mike,
I am so sorry to see your moms obituary in this mornings paper. I was your neighbor in Burien and a schoolmate forever. My heart goes out to you and your family.
I will miss my mother. I feel all alone now, but will always cherish the times we had together when I visited her and Frank at the local watering holes they liked to frequent. It was a special time for us to talk and fill each other in on our lifes. I will always remember her the way she was when she was in good health and not when she was disabled with the cancer she had battled in the end. I wish her well in heaven and know she is not alone. She was a good mother and I will never forget her kindness and advice.
Our deepest sympathy goes out to our cousins in the loss of your mom.
Know that your mom will be missed but never forgotten. She was very smart and talented. I remember many nights filled with music, conversation and lots of laughter. She loved to listen to other people’s life trials and would offer advice or give a deserved kick in the behind. She had a lot of friends and liked spending time with them. She was very proud of you all and loved to be with you too.
Believe that she has now joined the others already gone to heaven. They are glad to see her and are greeting her with opened arms.
I love you and will speak for my sisters, if you need anything we are here for you. Your mom has been very good to all of us. She was an awesome aunt….
Love KayEllen