Robin Ann Pagley

Robin Ann Pagley, known affectionately as Robin by her loved ones, passed away on October 18, 2024, at the age of 51, in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Born on September 19, 1973, in New Castle, Pennsylvania, Robin's vibrant spirit and warm presence touched many lives. Her compassionate nature was evident in every aspect of her life, leading her to a rewarding career at Benchmark Human Services, where she made a significant impact on both her colleagues and those she served. Above all, Robin was a dedicated mother, daughter, sister, partner, and grandmother. She brought immeasurable joy and love to her family, which includes her daughter, Kelsey Siebenthal; her son, K.J. Pagley; her loving father, Joseph Pagley; her devoted boyfriend, Todd Harris; and her siblings Leslie (Ashley) Tom, Jodi Wilson, Melissa Tom, Michael (Missy) Pagley, Joseph (Brenda) Pagley, Jr., and Gene (Jenny) Keyser. Her role as Nana to her granddaughters Olive Moreno and Rian Siebenthal was one of her greatest delights, as she cherished every moment spent with them. Robin's family also encompasses numerous nieces and nephews, all of whom she adored deeply. Though predeceased by her mother, Linda Tom, and her son, Tyler Whittaker, the strength and love they shared during their time together continued to inspire her every day. Robin's passions extended beyond her work and family. An avid reader, she found solace and adventure in the pages of books, often sharing her latest read with friends and igniting meaningful discussions. Her love for artwork shone brightly through her diamond paintings, a testament to her eye for detail and her creative spirit. Yet, it was the simple pleasure of time spent with her granddaughters, family, and friends that truly fulfilled her. Each moment was cherished and celebrated, whether it was a quiet evening at home or a festive family gathering. Her love knew no bounds and was reciprocated by all who knew her. Described as loving, kind, and creative, Robin's legacy extends far beyond her tangible achievements. She possessed an innate ability to make each person feel valued and seen, a trait that endeared her to many and ensured she will be profoundly missed. As we say goodbye to Robin, we take comfort in the countless memories she has gifted us—moments of laughter, wisdom shared, and the unwavering support she provided. While her physical presence will be deeply missed, the essence of her spirit—a beacon of love and kindness—will forever permeate the lives of those she has touched. Robin's life was a tapestry of beautiful connections and shared experiences, which will continue to be celebrated and remembered. Though her journey on this earth has come to an end, the love she bestowed upon us will never dim. It is with great warmth in our hearts that we honor a life lived with boundless love, creativity, and caring. Robin's final chapter closes here, but her story—enriched by the love she gave and the love she received—will continue to be read and cherished for generations to come. Funeral services will be held on Monday October 28, 2024 at 1:00 p.m. in Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home where visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m. Following the service, she will be laid to rest in New Bellsville Cemetery in Brown County. You are invited to view her video tribute, send a message of condolence to the family and sign the online guestbook via the funeral home website: www.jewellrittman.com.