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Ricketts, Robyn Natalie

Kentville, NS

March 20, 1987 - August 9, 2024


It is with the most profound heartbreak that we announce the passing of Robyn Natalie Ricketts, who passed peacefully in her sleep on August 9, 2024, at the young age of 37.


Born March 20, 1987, Robyn was an affectionate, kindhearted individual who couldn’t help but see the best in people. Though she was many things, the most important to her was being a daughter, a sister ("Sissy"), an aunt ("RaRa"), and a friend.


Many of those who knew Robyn were able to watch her grow from a young child into a remarkable woman, bravely overcoming her physical barriers in the name of independence and as a testament to her strength and resilience. She often spoke of her wish to run freely and without restraint, with the wind blowing through her hair. We see you running now, Sissy. No pain; just freedom.


Nobody who met Robyn could forget her infectious laugh or her innate altruism. During the hardship of losing Robyn, many people have come forward with beautiful stories of her being their rock during their own hardships. She loved to laugh, to spend time with her family and friends, to animatedly use her hands in her storytelling, to listen, to enthusiastically talk about her favourite TV shows, to read, to write, to swim, and to love.


She is survived by her mother, Karen Ricketts; grandfather, Bob Ricketts; sister, Shauna Ricketts (Robert Sullivan); nephews, Elijah Ricketts, Isaiah Ricketts, and Gavin Sullivan; niece, Sydney Sullivan; loving uncles, Rob (Wendy) Ricketts, Terry Ricketts, Barry (Michelle) Ricketts; soul sister and best friend, Melissa "Missy" Yorke; her beloved fur babies, Kai and Trixie; father, Jack; many cousins and extended family members. She was predeceased by her maternal grandmother, Wanita Cross.


Robyn was a beautiful soul and was deeply loved by many. In her time on this earth, though cut far too short, her heart touched the lives of countless people, and her legacy will be carried on by those she loved.


A big thank you to Shriners Hospitals for Children and The War Amps for their support during Robyn’s life.


Any donations wished to be made in Robyn’s memory should be made to Shriners Hospital for Children, The War Amps, Chrysalis House, and/or any other charity that supports survivors of domestic abuse or local mental health services.


In keeping with Robyn’s wishes, cremation has taken place and a celebration of her life will be held at a later date.

Rest in peace, our dear Robyn.




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