Robin Lynn Olson

Robin Lynn Olson Age 54 passed away peacefully on June 18th, 2017 at her residence with loved ones. She was born on March 18, 1963 to the late Raymond D. Dismang and Dorthy E. Dismang. She was preceded in death by her beloved mother, Dorthy E. Dismang and her father Raymond D. Dismang; brothers, David Anthony and Fred Arbuckle; brohther in law, Lewis Matteson and sisters Donna Dismang-Robertson, Kathleen Peck, and Shelly Dismang; nephew, Tony Anthony. She leaves behind to cherish her memory son, Randy Anthony and Shawn Anthony and daughter, Brandy Anthony. beloved husband of 24 years, Harold D. Olson; grandchildren, Destiny Anthony, Serenity Anthony, Christian Anthony aka her "Chunky Monkey", and Julian Fernandez; sisters, Diane Taylor of Omaha, NE, Sandra Brunett, and Laurie Dismang both of Oklahoma. Hattie Matteson, Sherry Dodson, Ruth (Chuck) Domain all of Illinois; Donnie Dismang, and Cliff Martinez of Illinois; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends who love and will miss her dearly. Robin was born in Omaha Nebraska, but early in life relocated with family to Peroria Illinois where she met her 3 beautiful children's father, Marty Anthony Jr. On October 31, 1979 she had her first born Brandy Lynn Anthony "My Brandy Girl" as she often called her. Robin gave birth to Randy Lee Anthony on April 20, 1981 and her youngest Shawn Michael Anthony on January 4, 1986. Over the years she moved between Illinois and Nebraska. In 1989 She met her current husband Harold Olson, and they later got married on June, 5th 1993 in Salem Missouri. Her and Harold bought their first home together in 1990 in Peoria Illinois. Over the years they had their fair share of ups and downs, but they stuck together and created some fond memories. Robin loved being a house wife as much as she loved her Greys Anatomy. She had a heart of gold and would open her home to anyone who needed a helping hand. Any friend of the family was family to her, but you didn't get on her bad side....WE ALL knew the wrath of her we would get otherwise. Besides having a little bit of a crazy side, she was a fun loving, spontaneous woman capable of great love. Although she was often misunderstood, everyone still seen the love in her heart and knew she would give her last $20 to help a friend in need. She was selfless in so many ways, and all she ever wanted was to be involved and gave a little attention. She had a spunky personality that many people loved. She was often the center of attentions at parties or family get togethers, and sometimes for not good reasons, but that's what we all love and will miss about her. She was unique in her own way, a one of a kind. "Memo" as her grandchildren called her, each had their own unique relationship with her. She gave her life to them to make sure they had a stable home. I'm sure we could go on for hours about the impact she had on each of our lives, but one thing we all can take from the love she brought into our lives, is to not take it for granted for one day you wont have it, and as we leave here today remember Psalm 34: 18 "The Lord is close to the broken hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit".