Contributions to the tribute of Robin Grace Todd Jurechko

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Jo Rowe posted a condolence

Wednesday, July 9, 2025

Robin was always passionate about the Hamptonburgh Town Festival.

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Kevin James uploaded photo(s)

Friday, July 4, 2025

Some of my fondest memories of growing up with Robin were the lazy weekends at the pool. Robin was always eager to introduce "city folk" to the country life, especially her oxen. Robin held a personal "summer animal camp" for our youngest daughter Lauren. She taught me photography and took me skiing. I remember her smiling face when landing from my first hot air balloon ride. We will miss her dearly. Kevin and Michele James

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Douglas Struyk uploaded photo(s)

Sunday, June 29, 2025

Because of you, Aunt Robin, I had the wonderful opportunity to experience so much, from the Rocketts to the Rockies. The adventures didn't stop there, as we enjoyed escargot, prepared Caesar salads, and had delightful barbecues, among other cherished memories. You will forever hold a special place in my heart. You encouraged me to step outside of my comfort zone, which introduced me to experiences I might never have known otherwise. Although you are no longer with us, your free spirit and cheerful smile continue to live on in my memories. Rest in peace, Aunt Robin.

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Debra Corr posted a condolence

Saturday, June 28, 2025

I met Robin through the draft horse group and later through community functions hamptonburgh festival. Stop Legoland A true good wonderful person a pillar of the community that greatly missed. I will miss you Robin.

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George McCoy posted a condolence

Friday, June 27, 2025

Q: What will you miss most about Robin? A: I remember the “Bless this Mess” sign on the car up in Maine and all the fun we had arguing the word Danny used in scrabble. “Chitmonk”. I also remember the Toboggan slide we all went on, and the dinner afterwards at Kinchleys, where Robin showed everyone that she split her pants all the way up the back. I also remember the time she lived with our family and was part of it for quite a long period of time. She will be missed.

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Madeline White posted a condolence

Friday, June 27, 2025

Sometimes you meet someone who, though you are only ships passing in the wide seas of each others' lives, impacts you deeply. Robin was this sort of person for me. We met online when I was a new college grad trying to get a farm and a cow and falling in love with Milking Devons and draft animal power. She went out of her way to give me advice and invite me to join the HVDHA, and what I remember most about her was she was always so kind and generous with her extensive knowledge. Covid and life circumstances meant that I ended up only meeting her in person a few times, but I remember her with such fondness as a person who took the time to cultivate a love of oxen and a sense of community in me when I was young and a bit lost. She was a bright star and will be deeply missed.

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The family of Robin Grace Todd Jurechko uploaded a photo

Friday, June 27, 2025

A Memorial Tree was planted for Robin Todd Jurechko

Friday, June 27, 2025

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Robin Grace Todd Jurechko

1942 - 2025

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In Loving Memory

Robin Todd Jurechko

1942 - 2025