Robin Mimna Knapik

Birth date: Aug 26, 1953 Death date: Apr 17, 2021

KNAPIK, Robin Mimna Robin was unexpectedly called to Heaven on April 17th, 2021. She was preceded in death by her father Paul O. Mimna, her mother Iona G. Mimna and her brother Roy A. Mimna. She is survived by her husband Duane K Read Obituary

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Phillip Ladd

232w ago

As her cousin, I have many great memories of our childhood. There were many family get togethers and Mimna Reunions. When speaking to Robin one time about those Reunions, we both agreed that one thing we learned from our childhoods was how important families were. Lurene and I moved to Phoenix, Arizona almost two years ago. We were hoping to visit with Robin and Duane once COVID was over. I will miss my wonderful cousin. I mourn with you all. However, we mourn with hope of eternal life. Peace to her memory.
Love,
Phillip Ladd (Mary Jane Mimna Ladd’s son) and Lurene Ladd.

Barbara Madigan

233w ago

in honor of Robin.

I worked with Robin at Honeywell many years ago.
We had many wonderful times together which continued after she left the company. I always remember her as a loving and kindhearted lady who could light up a room with her smile. Even though we lost contact over the years I thought of her often and am saddened to hear of her passing. RIP Robin.

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Anonymous

233w ago

Sent a Sweet Tranquility Basket to the Knapik family.

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Patty Painter-Sabella

233w ago

Robin ("Robbie", as we called her), was a lifelong friend. We grew up on the same street in Hubbard, OH throughout our elementary, middle school and high school years. Even when we had found our separate paths in life and were many , many miles apart we were diligent in scheduling times to talk virtually. Along with another lifelong friend of Robbie's and mine, visited her in Tucson and she in turn returned to Hubbard for visits. Our friendship was one that even though "life got in the way" we remained close. I will forever remember her compassionate, loving and caring persona. Until we meet again dear friend, fly high💜
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The Mccracken Sisters: Karen, Jill & Kelly

233w ago

Sent a Tender Tribute to the Knapik family.

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233w ago

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Joe Roman & Family

233w ago

Sent a Beautiful in Blue to the Knapik family.

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Cj Ivey

233w ago

I have seen Robin and Duane for the all of the 13 years I have lived in the same neighborhood...we are “dog walking” friends...just this year, we finally made formal introductions and learned each other’s names. I didn’t know Robin had cancer, even when she was totally rocking her pink beanie. Though our interactions were brief, I felt a kind, warm, loving spirit emanating from her. I will always think of her when I see angels...I like spotting them when I walk by her house. What a beautiful Angel Robin is.

Jill Forney

233w ago

I was in a book club a number of years ago with Robin. I'm so sorry to hear of her passing. She was sweet and fun, I will always remember her fondly. I'm very sorry for your loss.

Diane Pullin

233w ago

in honor of Robin.

At age 14 & 15 Robin took piano lessons from Miss Gifford on Shannon Rd., Girard, OH.
She practiced more than I did...she said that way her mother didn't make her do the dishes. Robin always had the same laugh. Unique, a mix of a chuckle and a snort. Our parents played cards together, so we played with our Barbie dolls, and played lots of ping pong in the basement. Her mother had a fruit cellar with canned peaches that we got to have for dessert. This was in the house she grew up in near Hubbard, OH. Her brothers shared the attic bedroom upstairs. I wish we had more time...for the travel and visits.

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