Death date: Jun 24, 2022
Robin Noel (Bruk) Weiner, 77, of Storrrs, CT, wife of the late Paul Weiner, passed away on June 24, 2022. She was born in Jersey City, NJ, daughter of the late George and Irene (Kay) Bruk. Robin was a graduate of Greenwich High Sc Read Obituary
I met her some years ago and helped her around the house. I've been wondering why I haven't heard from her and I even tried to call but the number didn't work. I decided to look this up and was hoping this wasn't the news. Rest in peace Robin! I wonder how many books you've read in your life! You were so sweet! I believe I still have some cards from you when I went through cancer. See you on the other side!
My husband, Frank, and I have known Robin for over 30 years. We met her through my brother Clem Hitchcock who she thought the world of. We went to many of his concerts with her over the years and stayed in touch after he passed away. Robin celebrated many holidays with us at our home and was a joy to know. A few years ago, she generously gave us a week’s vacation at her second home in Maine.
We talked to Robin a couple of months ago and she mentioned she was having a few medical issues but did not tell us how serious they were. We tried calling her a few times but either got no answer or got a message on her answer machine that the box was full. We learned of her passing from another friend who was informed of her passing and knew we cared about her, so she called us. We learned of her death two days after the burial, or we would have been there. Robin was a wonderful lady and friend, and we will miss her.
We wish to pass on our condolences to her daughter and friends. If anyone knows where she would have wanted memorial contributions sent, please let us know.
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Marci and Frank James
We were neighbors of Robin's for 19 years. Robin was always ready for a friendly chat as we saw each other on our daily walks up and down our road, or visiting in our yards. She was keenly interested in the arrival of our grand babies, watching their progress as they grew, and delighting in presenting them with small "stuffies" she picked up in her travels. Robin also was committed to helping people and animals in need,, the environment, and our town, tirelessly advocating for the things she cared about. She was a woman of deep faith, too, and a strong believer in the power of prayer. On 9/11/2001, I was painting our house, having just purchased it that June. When the first plane hit, Robin called me, a newcomer, and home alone that day. We began to pray-- for the world, our country, and the people. We have prayed together many times since that day, so I have no doubt that Robin is happy and at peace, as she is home. I will miss her letters, and her phone calls, and seeing her in person. But I am glad that my family and I were able to call her Friend.
Our condolences to Karen, and everyone who was able to share her life.
Deb, Mike, Kristen, Connor, Isabelle, and Chloe Wolf
Our Condolences to Karen and the entire family,to all loved ones and friends of Robin
You are in our thoughts and prayers that the Lord will bring peace and comfort..She left us,
but the memories live forever in our hearts.
Bevon and We Care Prayer Team.
I met Robin and enjoyed lunch with her and Bevon Malcolm. She was such a sweet God loving lady. My condolences to her family , and to her good friend Bevon Malcolm . May God comfort you all. Cynthia Bastiany
