Obituary
Robin Lynn Shilling
Robin Lynn Shilling, 59, of La Crosse passed away peacefully on March 10, 2024 ay Mayo Clinic Health System in La Crosse.
She was born on October 28, 1964 to Joyce and Dugan Revels. She married Michael Shilling in 1987 in La Crosse.
Robin loved to always be on the go, she loved shopping camping and fishing. She loved doing her nails every day, and her bright smile and humorous jokes and spunky vibe filled any room.
She is survived by four sisters, four brothers, three daughters Michaell Shilling, Talena Shilling, Teal Herold, one son Tanner Shilling and five grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by one brother and one sister, her son and three of her best friends.
Coulee Region Cremation Group is assisting the family at this time.
Mom I sure do miss you. I wish I had more time with you. I will never forget our memories. You were like/loved by so many. I often close my eyes and picture your beautiful smile. I love you so much. Now your my beautiful Angel. R.I.P. Mommy.
Bae her is watching you from heaven …I miss her as well she was something unquie that’s what made her her…love u honey
Robin was definitely one of a kind!! I loved her dearly & I’m guinely going to miss her for the rest of my time here. She was an incredibly beautiful person, inside & out! Her charismatic smile & witty spirit is what I’m going to miss the most. R.I.P. my beautiful friend, the best wife I never had & I will see you again in the next life!
I am just sending love and hugs. She was a very special person and will be greatly missed.
Robin was one of a kind…a beautiful, spirited lady. I’ll see you one day in Heaven my friend. ♥️
So sorry for your loss. I was afriend of her sister, Sandy(R.I.P). Remember when Robin was born!
Robin, you were such a wonderful, kind & loving friend. Always loved our conversations. Going to miss you. RIP my friend!
Robin, you were such a wonderful, kind & loving friend. Always loved our conversations. Going to miss you. RIP my friend!
Our little bird has flown back to the nest
So many good memories with you as a kid. I still can’t believe you’re gone. I hope you’re finally at peace, Auntie Robin.
Robin fly high know you are loved and we will never forget how you could bring on the fun . Now it’s time to rest in peace love your sister Tammy..sure going to be quiet for me ..