Audie Robbins

Audie Robbins, 92, of Siloam Springs, Ark., passed away on Friday, August 6, 2021. She was preceded in death by her husband, Everett Robbins; her daughter, Gini Robbins; and her son-in-law, Gary White. She is survived by her daughter, Betty White; sister-in-law, Mary Rose Hancock; grandson Jeff White and his wife, Mary; grandson David Robbins and his wife, Shannon; granddaughter, Jennifer Eslin and her husband, Brian; granddaughter Mandee Ludwick and her husband, Matt; great-granddaughter, Katie Cluck and her husband, Aaron; great-grandson, Weston White and his wife, Ashley; great-granddaughters, Kaylee, Jaylee, Lynzee, and Madeline; great-grandson, Landen; great-great granddaughters, Rachel and Payton. Audie grew up in Springdale and raised her family there. She loved her family dearly and got great joy from spending time with them. She truly enjoyed being around children, whether she knew them or not. If you ever went anywhere with her, you knew she would take off the second she saw a baby so that she could say hello. She was grateful that she was blessed with so many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was incredibly proud of her family and considered them her greatest accomplishment. Audie was one of the kindest, sweetest people you could ask to meet. She was always quick to smile and laugh. She found happiness in the little things in life. When her grandson would prank call her to ask if her refrigerator was running, she was so tickled she called everyone to tell them. She was even found to be in a parade being pulled in a little green wagon in her yard as she waved and smiled. She had a great sense of humor and knew how to take a joke. She was truly a joy to be around. Audie had a major sweet tooth and loved desserts of all types. She always had candy or sweets set out for company and had a pot of coffee ready, day or night. She liked playing dominoes and bingo. She had a real knack for bingo and was often the big winner of the day when she would play. She lived at Springs Meadows Apartments for a while and loved being with her special friends there and looked forward to playing bingo every chance she got. Audie loved watching game shows. Family Feud and Price is Right were her favorites. She collected figurines, which she always referred to as her what-nots. She couldn't wait to show you her new ones when you would come over. She developed quite a collection over the years and was very proud of it. Audie took her faith seriously and enjoyed going to church and listening to gospel music. Her family would like to thank everyone who cared for her at the Circle of Life. She was very well taken care of in her last days. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Burk Shed Cemetery Fund, PO Box 6338, Springdale, Ark. 72766-6038 would be appreciated. Sisco Funeral Chapel will be providing a private memorial service for the family with Rev. Eldon Bagwell, officiating. Online condolences may be left at www.siscofuneral.com