She taught us many lessons about life by the way she lived hers: love the people right in front of you, accept others with an open and loving heart, and know that truly, with the Lord holding us all, “every little thing is gonna be alright.” Robin endured an admirable three plus year struggle with triple-negative breast cancer with an inspiring faith and strength. To know her was to love her and we all crave more time with her. Her extended family of aunts, uncles and cousins have been a loving and constant comfort for the family.Įveryone who knew Robin was blessed by her engaging, accepting and deeply loving presence. Robin loved her nieces and nephews, Cate and Sam Whitlatch, daughter and son of Lindsey Whitlatch and Janie, Hunter and Charlie, children of Ginger and Edward Monroe.
Annie carries on Robin’s beautiful artistic gifts in many ways and will continue to shine her light in this world. Robin’s greatest love and pride is her daughter Annie and she poured her heart into raising her. Robin and her former husband, Chris, have one daughter, Annie Barger Fulk, 17. Her family has heard from many children and their families who were blessed by Robin’s loving, committed guidance as a teacher and director. Paul’s Preschool and then later Ardmore Methodist as a teacher and director. She was a talented photographer and artist and shepherded many little children through St. She was a devoted Tar Heel her entire life. Robin graduated from RJ Reynolds High School in 1987 and UNC Chapel Hill in 1991.
She is the first child of Fred and Cindy and has two sisters, Lindsey Groce Whitlatch of Greensboro and Ginger Groce Monroe of Pinehurst. Robin Elizabeth Groce Fulk was born Novemin Charlotte, NC.
Robin Groce Fulk passed away peacefully on December 14 at CarePartners Solace Center surrounded by her family.
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