Rest in Peace Kelly Robbins

Kelly Robbins passed away Friday, November 19th suddenly and unexpectedly. This loss has devastated her family and friends. Kelly leaves behind three children: Lily (22), Ryan (21), and Alex (15), as well as her parents Penny and George Perry. She also leaves behind her only sister Audrey Martinez, brother-in-law Phil Martinez, and her two nephews George and Henry Martinez.

Kelly loved her children and family more than anything. She was always the first to show her support and was never afraid to express her love to those around her. Kelly loved to attend her children's sports events and band events. She was team mom for JUSA soccer teams, Yorba Linda Flag Football teams, anywhere that help was needed she was there to support her children in any way she could. Most of all Kelly loved to just spend time with her family. She loved going to Knotts Berry Farm, the beach, trying new restaurants, listening to music, pool days, and was always the life of the party.

Kelly was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney failure aka Chronic Kidney Disease about 6 months ago. Since then she was on routine kidney dialysis which was a major life change and challenge for her. Because of this, she was on disability for the end of her life which lead to financial challenges. Any donation is greatly appreciated, the amount of money listed above over exceeds our expectations.

Donations will go to her three children and her parents. This money would help my family not only be able to provide Kelly with a celebration of life, but it would help us financially with any expenses we may encounter as we navigate through this loss. Her children are now under the care of her parents (George and Penny), and her two oldest child Lily and Ryan are stepping up to help raise the youngest son, Alex, so donations would also help to ease financial struggle so that the families well-being is put first. The family thanks everyone for the overwhelming support during this time. It has been absolute devastation, but it is humbling to know how many people were ready to fully support the family in a time of need. God bless!