Obituary of robin jeanean carnley

Robin Jeanean Carnley, 67, passed away on the morning of November 23, 2019. Her loving husband, Cecil Wayne Carnley and family members were by her side. Robin was born April 2, 1952 in Worcester, Massachusetts to William Pransky and Evelyn Berglund. Robin found joy in many things working, sewing, and cooking for her family and grandchildren. She enjoyed being a loving mother, wife, grandmother and a great- grandmother. She loved her church family and many, many friends. Robin met her husband while both of them resided in Okeechobee, Florida they were married May 15, 2015. Robin was introduced to Cecil by a family member and it was love at first sight for both, never leaving each other's side from that day forward. Four years ago Robin and Cecil moved to Pensacola to be closer to family members. Within months both would experience a sudden head on collision that seriously injured them. It took several months and hard work for them to recover. Robin would tell you today they both survived by the grace of god, their deep love for each other and the love that was poured out by family members and friends. Throughout her life she was known as kind, thoughtful, and selfless and she brought joy to all those who came to know her. Although she has departed from this life, she continues to live on in the hearts of those who hold her dearest. She will forever be missed and never be forgotten. She is survived by her husband, Cecil Wayne Carnley of 13 years; children, Robert Pransky, Michael Carnley, Marissa Green, Debbie Hedgepeth, Christine Carnley, Kayla Stone (Jason) Stone; sisters, Merrilee Berglund, Judith Tiffany and Donna Clough; brothers, Billy Pransky and Rick Burglund and her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Robin would want us to mention two gentlemen names she called her honorary sons, Johnny Ray Heathcock and Kenneth Jones. A Memorial Service will be Monday, December 2, 2019 at 2:00 pm at Eastside Assembly of God Church, 2990 East Kingsfield Road, Pensacola, Florida 32534, with Rev. Kenneth Johnson officiating.