Robin Adela Ellicott (1961-2017)

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Robin Adela Ellicott

PHILLIPS – Robin Adela Ellicott, 55, formerly of Avon, passed away on April 19, 2017 at her home in Phillips.

She was born on May 21, 1961 in Farmington, the daughter of Ray and Glenis Jackson.

Robin was educated in the schools of Phillips and graduated from Mt. Abram High School, in the class of 1979. She dedicated her life to caring for others, and worked as a traveling nurse and hospice provider throughout the community.

Robin married the love of her life, Charles “Sonny” Ellicott IV, on October 18, 1980, and the two shared 35 years together, threaded by love, laughter, and two children, Kim and Stanley. Early in their married life, Robin and Sonny tended a greenhouse and enjoyed gardening flowers and growing vegetables.

Robin was a dedicated member of the community and served as a Den Mother in the Phillips Boy Scout Troop, and a volunteer for the American Legion. She had a quick-witted sense of humor and spent much of her life laughing, teasing and enjoying the company of her friends and family. She was an avid shopper and bargain hunter, and had a natural ease in conversation with acquaintances old and new. Following the passing of her husband, Robin opened her heart and home to foster a new family member, T, whom she loved and cared for greatly. Robin was also blessed by the companionship of Steven Ochmanski, who brought much comfort and happiness to the last year of her life.

Robin will be remembered for her many happy and well-cared-for canine companions, her enormous heart that touched all, her stubbornness, and her deep pride of her two children. She will also be remembered for her infamous yeast roll recipe that warmed spirits and tummies throughout Franklin County.

Robin is survived by; her daughter, Kimberly Ellicott and wife Alisa Blundon of Yangon, Myanmar (Burma); her son, Stanley Ellicott and husband Steffan Morin of San Francisco, CA; her partner, Steve Ochmanski and foster child T of Phillips; her mother, Glenis Jackson of Avon; her sisters, Debora Sweetser and husband Burchard of Phillips, Mavis Gensel and husband John of New Vineyard, Anne Denormandie and Robin Smith of Avon; her brother, Rocky Jackson and wife Marjorie of Farmington; her adopted sister, Susan Parlin and husband Ken of Salem; and countless other loving and loved brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, grandchildren, and friends.

She was predeceased by; her father, Ray Jackson; her brother, Monte Jackson; and her husband, Charles “Sonny” Hicks Ellicott IV.

Donations or cards in Robin’s memory may be sent to Steve Ochmanski, 16 Pleasant St., Phillips, ME 04966.

Funeral services will be held on Sunday, April 23, 2017, at 2 PM at the Phillips Congregational Church, 4 Sawyer St., Phillips, with Rev. John Gensel officiating. A reception will be held after the service at the home of Steve Ochmanski, 16 Pleasant St., in Phillips. Interment will be held later in the spring at the Riverside Cemetery in Phillips. Arrangements are under the care and direction of Dan & Scott’s Cremation & Funeral Service, 68 Main St., Phillips,Me 04966.

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27 Comments

  1. So sorry to hear of the loss of a great woman she will be missed dearly. She was alot of fun, she would keep u going forever with her sense of humor. RIP Robin you will be missed dearly by many.

  2. Sorry to hear about Robin . She was a beautiful person . R.I.P. Robin . Prayers for the family .<3

  3. I am so very sorry…my heart breaks for her family. Robin was a good friend to all that knew her. She had a heart as big as gold and would help anyone that needed it. I will miss our chats and laughter. RIP my friend!

  4. My heart and prayers are with all of Robins Family ..She sure did have a heart of gold and always ready
    to give a helping hand to everyone. She loved and was so proud of her children. We all will miss seeing her
    around our community. RIP my friend.

  5. To Robin’s Family,
    My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
    May your memories give you comfort and peace.

  6. I will miss you miss you miss you!. Just remembering all of us playing all around in the road. I will miss your smile and your willingness to stop and talk, or at least hug, as our busy lives often crossed paths. I’m praying and sorrowful for all her family.

  7. Many thoughts. Many heartfelt tears. I’m going to miss our long conversations but all I can say is that God must have needed her for something real special. Fly high my dear friend and check in with me when you can. I’ll know it’s you. Hugs to Stan, Kimberly, the Jackson family and Steve and T. and the dogs she so desperately loved.

  8. My condolences to Robins family!She was a dedicated caregiver to many families who were blessed to have her in their lives.

  9. Glenis and family, friends. My heart is heavy with sorrow, I will miss the joy Robo (Robin) brought to many with her contagious smile, She was a devoted daughter, sister, wife, mother, caregiver and friend. I love you all! God Bless you.
    Brute’ (Janet)

  10. Going to miss You, loved your peppiness….and great smile. what a nice picture of You,girl.

  11. So sorry to hear of Robins passing condolences to all of her family she will be missed. Beanie and Lauraly.

  12. Sympathy and Prayers to the family during this time of grief. Robin was a wonderful person. We didn’t see each other for many years but was happy to see her again. That we had the chance to speak with each other over the last few years. She will be missed but she will always be in my heart and thoughts.

  13. Had a chance to know her personally. And spoil Stan and Kim. My heart goes out to the family. Lets say those yeast rolls. Were heavenly!!!! Love Tony and Janet

  14. To Robins famiily. Sending you prayers and hugs..Robin when you get to heaven please give my daughter n guardian angel a hug from her mom.. So sorry for your loss…

  15. RIP my friend. So glad we got to chat on Facebook. I will miss you.
    To Robin’s family my deepest condolences.

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