Gaynell Green Robbins

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Gaynell Green Robbins, who left us peacefully on October 15, 2026, surrounded by the love and care of wonderful hospice nurses at Courtyard Gardens of Jupiter Memory Care. Born on January 1, 1940, in Alton, Illinois, Gaynell was a beacon of joy, strength, and unwavering spirit throughout her 86 years of life. Gaynell, fondly known as "Gay," was the beloved daughter of the late Orion Wade Green and Agnes Louise Burns Green. She was predeceased by her parents and cherished siblings, Fred Green, Judy Bull, as well as her nephew, Bobby Bull. Gaynell also reunites in spirit with her ex-husbands, Ron Schinderwolf and Bernie Robbins, and her longtime partner, Mario Obando. A graduate of Alton High School, Class of 1958, Gaynell pursued her passion for numbers by earning an associate's degree and later carving a successful career in finance at RCA. Her talents extended into bookkeeping and management roles at the Jupiter Ocean & Racquet Club and PGA National Tennis Club, where she left a mark with her dedication and leadership. Gaynell's life was vibrant and full of diverse interests. She was a member of the Rainbow Girls in Alton, Illinois, where she served as a Worthy Advisor, and continued her service-oriented life as a leader mom of the 4-H program in Jupiter, Florida, and a member of the Coast Guard Auxiliary. Her love for sports was unparalleled—she was an avid bowler, a passionate tennis player, a golfer with a remarkable hole-in-one, and a devoted fan of the St. Louis Cardinals. Her enthusiasm for sports extended to volunteering annually at the St. Louis Cardinals Legends camp and engaging in fantasy football with family and friends. Gaynell was known for her quick wit and straightforward demeanor, characteristics that endeared her to countless friends she made along her journey. Her outgoing personality and ability to connect with people from all walks of life were truly remarkable. She leaves behind a legacy of love and family, survived by her sister, Glenda (Keith) Mckee, and many nieces and nephews whom she adored. Her children, Jill Renee (Scott) Crawford, Lisa Robbins (Thomas) Palm and their families, carry forward her spirit and love. Gaynell was the proud grandmother of Colin(Jamie), Ashleigh (Sean), C. Hunter (Carley), Alyssa(Nick), Brandon (Madeline), Jennifer (Ethan), Laurie (Andrew)Moyer and a cherished great-grandmother to Sophie, Margo, Nazzarano, Romero, Riley, and Lincoln, whose lives are forever enriched by her love. A service to honor and celebrate Gaynell's life will be held on October 24, 2026, at 12:00 PM at Howard Quattlebaum Funeral Home, located at 754 US HWY 1, North Palm Beach, FL 33408. In tribute to her love of sports and vibrant personality, the family invites attendees to wear their favorite sports team shirts or bright colors—no suits required. In lieu of flowers, donations in Gaynell's memory may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, reflecting her lifelong commitment to helping others and her legacy of love and generosity. As we celebrate Gaynell's remarkable life, we hold dear her memory and the countless ways she touched our hearts. Her spirit lives on in all those who were fortunate enough to know her.