Monroe Chanel Robinson

Monroe Chanel Robinson entered my life on December 28th of 2018. Just one month after she was born. She was the premature baby of the litter, and a teacher at my mothers job chose me to take my Monroe Chanel to her forever home. I was against it at first, but God knew I needed my Roe Roe in my life. She made my life complete. She was the best fur baby a girl could ask for. For almost seven years we were like two peas in a pod. She was my shadow, my dancing partner, my security when anyone rang the ring doorbell, my driver because she liked to ride in your lap, my nurse because when I was sick or had surgery you never left my side and cared for me, she was my chef’s assistant because she was always waiting for me to drop food, my blanket because she always wanted to lay on me because she stayed cold, my therapist because she listened to me vent on some of my roughest days and happiest days, my study buddy because she helped me or should I say laid in my lap while I completed school work, my vacuum cleaner because she wanted any food you would drop, she was my mini fashionista wearing the cutest tutus and outfits that I know she hated but wore them out of love for me, she was my roadrunner because she was fast as lightening when running through the house. She loved visits to her great grandmother Sadie and her grandmother mother Lisa house. She adored her two aunts Denise and Allisa, and her uncle Terry. She was known to put smiles on anyone’s face. You couldn’t be sad or upset around her because she made sure to love on you. She was energetic, loving, kind, a fashionista, loved cheese and chic fil a nuggets, she loved cuddles, belly rubs, and bath time with her daddy Nova. Who she adored. She did so many things that I would not have room to list them all. That’s just how great she was! Monroe was more than just a pet or a companion, she was my daughter, and she was one of a kind. I thank God for her, and I’m hurt that I couldn’t save you when you took your last breath the evening of February 13th. You and me were supposed to grow old together, and take naps all day, but I guess God needed you more. I know you’re in heaven now watching over me. I’ll never forget you or stop loving you my sweet angel. Until we meet again at heavens gate!

 Your loving Momma Mary