MsRobi911. May you rest in peace

[Category 5]

That bums me out, she was always so nice to everyone. R.I.P

[bvigal]

simply stunned... may God keep in His loving arms all of Mary's family and friends who are suffering at her loss. Certainly this board will miss her sunshine.

[LaPlaceFF]

RIP Ms. Mary.

[CrazyC83]

RIP - that is just sad to hear!!!!!

[Tireman4]

RIP...

[angelwing]

Ah geez, may she RIP

[srainhoutx]

We will miss you Mary.

[Agua]

My gosh! Prayers to her family and for all of us who grew to know her from this site. She was kinda young, too - like late 50s?

[Ntxwx]

RIP Mary.

[southerngale]

My gosh! Prayers to her family and for all of us who grew to know her from this site. She was kinda young, too - like late 50s?

54, I believe. I am still just sick over this. I can't stop thinking about her and will forever miss her. She was such a wonderful person and I am lucky that I got to know her.

[CajunMama]

I just read on Mary's son page about her services.

Services are wed from 11 to 1 then burial at 1. will be held at heritage. Everyone is welcome. if you need directions or anything, call me or aimee or send me a PM

[TreasureIslandFLGal]

Our condolences to her friends and family. She passed way too soon.

[artist]

I am stunned. She was my age and it is way too young. My heart and prayers go out to her family and friends. May she rest it peace. She will be missed.

[CajunMama]

Oh this is just tearing me up.

MsRobi's Obituary

Mrs. Mary Cluff Robichaux, 53, of Moss Point, MS passed away Saturday May 8, 2010 at her home in Moss Point. She was born September 2, 1955 in Pascagoula, MS. She was a member of the Moss Point High School Graduating Class of 1973, a member of OLV Catholic Church, a member of Band Booster of Pascagoula High School starting in 1998, where she became President from 2001 until 2005, she was a consultant for "Tastefully Simple", she was retired from Bienville Orthopedics of Pascagoula where she worked as office manager from 1981 until 2006, she was employed with Singing River Hospital System from 1973 until 1981, and she was a member of Beta Lambda Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha.

Mrs. Robichaux is preceded in death by her father Clarence Cluff.

She is survived by her loving husband Michael "Mike" Robichaux of Moss Point, MS, her daughter Aimee' Frances Robichaux of Pascgoula, MS, her son Jonathan Teal Robichaux of Pascgoula, MS, her mother Frances (Hall) Cluff of Moss Point, MS, her sister Nancy Cluff Smith of Bainbridge, GA, and her two brothers James Wesley Cluff of Moss Point, MS and David Lee Cluff of Crestview, FL.
Visitation for Mrs. Robichaux will be Wednesday May 12, 2010 at Heritage Funeral Home from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m, the funeral service will follow at 1:00 p.m. in the chapel of Heritage Funeral Home with Father Mike McDermott officiating. Internment will follow at Macpelah cemetery in Pascagoula, MS with Cap. Jeffery Robichaux UMC, Jonathan Robichaux, Roger Robichaux retired Col. USAF, Christopher Cluff, David Cluff, and Michael Smith serving as pallbearers.
Services in care of Heritage Funeral Home, locally owned and operated, of Escatawpa, MS. You may view and sign the online register book for Mrs. Mary Cluff Robichaux at http://www.heritagefuneralhome.us.

[cajungal]

I never met Miss Mary and didn't know much about her. but I used to see her post on here a lot, and could tell from her posts, that she was a very sweet person! sending condolences to the family. RIP Miss Mary!

[KWT]

Yep whilst I didn't really know her at all, nonetheless its a horrible thing to happen and I'm certainly thinking of her family...53 really is too young.

[Terry]

Oh my gosh. I am so, so sorry to hear this.

[JTD]

One of the best things about 2005 for me was spending so much time in S2K chat getting to know Mary. She came around less after Katrina, but she will always have a special place in my heart. She was an absolute delight to spend time with, the "life of the room", hillarious and an unbelievably sweet lady. I so enjoyed talking to her in S2K and elsewhere. We share, I guess I mean shared now, similar professions, in the medical field and I remember swapping stories with her and letting her know of some job opportunities that popped up that she might have been interested in. I remember the days immediately before and after Katrina as well and hoping that she would make it through OK. The story of her courthouse experience in the floods of Katrina was harrowing indeed. I hate to so sound cliche but to know Mary truly was to love her. The kindness that she she showed to a stranger from a faraway land will always be remembered and I will cherish my memories of her. I just reconnected with her a few weeks ago on Facebook. I can't believe that she is gone so soon. I was lucky to be a friend of hers online and I will miss her.

RIP Mary. You will be missed.

[LaPlaceFF]

One of the best things about 2005 for me was spending so much time in S2K chat getting to know Mary. She came around less after Katrina, but she will always have a special place in my heart. She was an absolute delight to spend time with, the "life of the room", hillarious and an unbelievably sweet lady. I so enjoyed talking to her in S2K and elsewhere. We share, I guess I mean shared now, similar professions, in the medical field and I remember swapping stories with her and letting her know of some job opportunities that popped up that she might have been interested in. I remember the days immediately before and after Katrina as well and hoping that she would make it through OK. The story of her courthouse experience in the floods of Katrina was harrowing indeed. I hate to so sound cliche but to know Mary truly was to love her. The kindness that she she showed to a stranger from a faraway land will always be remembered and I will cherish my memories of her. I just reconnected with her a few weeks ago on Facebook. I can't believe that she is gone so soon. I was lucky to be a friend of hers online and I will miss her.

RIP Mary. You will be missed.

I do remember talking with her in the chatroom. rip

[Texas Snowman]

My gosh! Prayers to her family and for all of us who grew to know her from this site. She was kinda young, too - like late 50s?

54, I believe. I am still just sick over this. I can't stop thinking about her and will forever miss her. She was such a wonderful person and I am lucky that I got to know her.

I'm so very sorry at her passing. I will pray for her family.

And as a 44 year old who had open heart surgery at 40 (healthy, fit, didn't matter), let me assure you that heart disease is no respector of age or fitness level.

Do not ignore warning signs...if you have them, assume that you ARE having heart trouble and make sure that doctors get to the bottom of it.

In my case, had it not been for a young, aggressive doctor who pushed for a heart cath to make sure I had no underlying heart disease, I would have died. Cardiologist said I had GERD (which I do) and believed I had no heart disease. Other doctor, a hospitalist, pushed for the cath and when that happened, it showed I had four major blockages and was within days or weeks of a fatal heart attack.

Again, please, don't ignore symptoms or warning signs.