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Robin Louise (Rodgers) Zumwalt

February 23, 1949 ~ May 31, 2020

Robin Louise Zumwalt, 71, passed away May 31, 2020 at her home in Del City, OK. She was born on February 23, 1949 in Norfolk, Virginia to Henry and Kathy Rodgers. Robin was a longtime member of Sunnylane Southern Baptist Church and dedicated her life to God. She was an amazing mother to her three children and had a love for cats, especially her beloved cat, Abby.

Robin is survived by her children, Chris Zumwalt and wife Julie, Robert Zumwalt and wife Nancy, and Roger Zumwalt; grandchildren, Travis, Daniel, Jordan, Anne, Chloe, Mia, Peyton, Rider and Atom Zumwalt; brother Randy Rodgers; aunt Ruby Brubaker; nephews Beau and Brad Rodgers; nieces Misty Daniels and Lacy Paylor; cousins Mike Hagen and wife Helen, David Downing and wife Phyllis, Donna Thomas and husband Larry, Debbie Culver and husband Rick, Roland Satchel and wife Olivia. She is also survived by her dear friends Sondra Carlisle, Cinda Sorensen, and countless other members from her church.

Robin is preceded in death by her parents, Henry and Kathryn Rodgers. 

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