“You seek the wisdom, but you Run from the truth”

It is with earth shattering sadness that we announce that the sun has set on the life of Robin “Sin” Kyle. Robin passed unexpectedly on June 16th, 2024, far too soon.

Robin was born on May 17th, 1972, to the late Ethal Graves and Jake Randazzo. Robin is survived by her siblings; Me-Chell ( Dan) Berry, Chris-tene (Rob) Wameling, Jake Randazzo, Nick Randazzo, and Timmy "Bandit" (Kelly) Hughes. As well as her soul sister Gretchen Diedrich.

Robin graduated from Denbigh High School. She continued school and became a Medical Assistant. She worked for a period of time in a Podiatry office eventually holding other occupations such as; working for Starbucks, Red Apple, Food Lion, and APAC. She finally became a stay at home mom to her daughters Kymber and Brooke Bruner; whom she shared with their father Kent (Chris) Bruner-Burgess. Leading her to meet her late mother in law, Alline Cheatham who became like a mother to her.

Robin’s daughters, Kymber and Brooke, were the largest part of her and she shined with pride whenever they were brought up. Robin always stood by them with everything they did and even through the hardest parts of their lives. She taught them to be kind, strong and caring. Robin’s family grew as her daughters wed their partners, Chett Downs and Lauren Bruner. And eventually grandchildren Ryan, Aryanna, and Lucas Ramsdale.

Robin was united in union to her husband Joe “Tada” Kyle on February 2nd, 2022. Robin and Joe met in the Spring of 2012. Initially, Robin was hesitant. However, on November 4th 2015, when Joe declared his love on a public platform to Robin, she recognized how serious he was and agreed to give him a shot. They enjoyed their quiet life together from then on.

When asked for words to describe Robin to a stranger; she was often described as a Momma Bear with a Heart of Gold. Robin cared for those she loved with fierceness. She enjoyed things like long car rides, journaling, reading, and being creative. Robin was a force to be reckoned with and when she made up her mind she could be a bit stubborn. Robin always remained loyal to those she loved and cared for regardless of where they 2 came from. Robin’s memory will be carried on through the stories her children will tell of her. She will be sincerely missed.