Obituary for Nicole "Niki" Robinson
Nicole Marie Robison, 41, of Oklahoma City passed away Sunday, March 26th, 2023 at Integris Southwest Medical Center, after battling a lengthy illness. Her family was by her side every step of the way.
Nicole, lovingly referred to as “Niki” was born in Lansing, Michigan on March 19, 1982 to Dan and Rebecca (Burroughs) Holler. Niki’s family moved to Oklahoma in 1983 and they made a home in Oklahoma City. Niki was full of life and enjoyed the outdoors and animals. Her family often took trips out to the lake at Ft. Cobb where she liked to go swimming and fishing. Niki was raised in South OKC and made great memories with her friends in school. She excelled in her studies and was extremely intelligent. Niki graduated from U.S. Grant High School in 2001 with honors. Shortly after graduation, Niki started working for Sam’s Club in Oklahoma City as a cashier.
Niki married the love of her life, Michael Robinson in 2014 in Oklahoma City. They both loved to travel together, go out to the lake, play with their dogs and also try their luck at the casino.
In 2018 she went to work at Crest Foods in the Deli and later as a cashier, and was still an employee at Crest until her passing. She made countless friends and no doubt touched many lives during her time at both Sam’s and Crest.
In her spare time, Niki liked to play card games and other fun games on her phone. Newcastle casino was a favorite spot for Niki as well. Niki loved to go to her parent’s house and play card games with Keith and his kids, Jessica and Austin. Niki loved to go to see fireworks at Ben and Dory’s house,
Although Niki left this earth quickly and unexpectedly, she will always be remembered.
Survivors include:
Husband, Michael Robinson;
Parents, Dan and Rebecca (Burroughs) Holler;
Aunts & Uncles: John and Debbie Smith, Owosso, MI; Diane Piercy, Grand Blanc, MI; Gary Watson, Spring Valley, CA; Dick and Judy Koch, Morton, Il; Sue Spar, Novato, CA;
Mother-in law, Melody Robinson, OKC, OK;
Father-in-law, Billy Robinson, Oklahoma City, OK;
Bother-in-law, Cory;
Sister-in-law, Jennifer;
And, several cousins;
As well as many extended family members and countless loving friends.
Nicole, lovingly referred to as “Niki” was born in Lansing, Michigan on March 19, 1982 to Dan and Rebecca (Burroughs) Holler. Niki’s family moved to Oklahoma in 1983 and they made a home in Oklahoma City. Niki was full of life and enjoyed the outdoors and animals. Her family often took trips out to the lake at Ft. Cobb where she liked to go swimming and fishing. Niki was raised in South OKC and made great memories with her friends in school. She excelled in her studies and was extremely intelligent. Niki graduated from U.S. Grant High School in 2001 with honors. Shortly after graduation, Niki started working for Sam’s Club in Oklahoma City as a cashier.
Niki married the love of her life, Michael Robinson in 2014 in Oklahoma City. They both loved to travel together, go out to the lake, play with their dogs and also try their luck at the casino.
In 2018 she went to work at Crest Foods in the Deli and later as a cashier, and was still an employee at Crest until her passing. She made countless friends and no doubt touched many lives during her time at both Sam’s and Crest.
In her spare time, Niki liked to play card games and other fun games on her phone. Newcastle casino was a favorite spot for Niki as well. Niki loved to go to her parent’s house and play card games with Keith and his kids, Jessica and Austin. Niki loved to go to see fireworks at Ben and Dory’s house,
Although Niki left this earth quickly and unexpectedly, she will always be remembered.
Survivors include:
Husband, Michael Robinson;
Parents, Dan and Rebecca (Burroughs) Holler;
Aunts & Uncles: John and Debbie Smith, Owosso, MI; Diane Piercy, Grand Blanc, MI; Gary Watson, Spring Valley, CA; Dick and Judy Koch, Morton, Il; Sue Spar, Novato, CA;
Mother-in law, Melody Robinson, OKC, OK;
Father-in-law, Billy Robinson, Oklahoma City, OK;
Bother-in-law, Cory;
Sister-in-law, Jennifer;
And, several cousins;
As well as many extended family members and countless loving friends.