Wanda Gail Robinson, a cherished figure in St. Charles, IL, passed away on a significant night under the Super Full Moon in 2016. Her life was one of beating odds and spreading love and joy to those around her. Wanda’s health took a turn in September when she was diagnosed with lung issues, but she was fortunate to have her family by her side in her final days, especially her caring son-in-law, Terry.
Known for her emphasis on relationships and love over material matters, Wanda’s life was a testament to the power of laughter and kindness in fostering strong connections. She often shared stories of her enduring love with her late husband, Philip, and imparted wisdom on the importance of choosing love in relationships. Her greatest joys stemmed from her five grandchildren, whom she adored and supported wholeheartedly.
After Philip’s passing, Wanda found companionship with Steve Ellingson and continued to engage with life through activities like cribbage games and celebrating family milestones. Her dedication to the Kane County Flea Market, where she worked for over 47 years, showcased her commitment to creating a sense of family among dealers and customers. Her influence on the market’s success was profound, earning it the reputation of being the “Best in the Midwest or Anywhere.”
Wanda’s roots in St. Charles and her involvement in the community, including her time at St. Charles High School and Kanute Realty, highlighted her deep connections to the area. Her passing was mourned by a wide circle of family and friends, with whom she shared enduring bonds. The outpouring of condolences and memories from those who knew her reflected the impact she had on everyone she met.
Her family, including her surviving relatives and in-laws, gathered to honor her memory in a heartfelt service at St. Patrick’s Mission Church. The celebration of her life was a testament to the love and respect she cultivated throughout her years. Wanda’s legacy lives on through the love she shared with those around her and the memories she created with her family and friends.
As the community mourned her passing, tributes poured in from those whose lives she touched, reflecting on her kindness, warmth, and unwavering love for her family. Wanda’s presence at the Kane County Flea Market and in the lives of those she knew will be deeply missed, but her spirit of love and connection endures in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing her.
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