Eunice “Eunie” (Jameson) (Robinson) Naulin December 16, 2024

A devoted and much-loved wife, mother, sister and friend was called home on March 27, 2022. She is survived by her husband Donald Naulin; children Amy (Scott) Sharpstene, James Robinson, Mary Wardwell, Melissa (Richard Scigaj) Naulin and James Naulin; seven grandchildren Danielle, Briana, Derek, Kimberly, Evan, Garrett and Natalie; sisters Bernice (Donald) Belt, and Karslee (Alan) Alcott; brother John (Mary Beth) Jameson; sisters-in-law Pamela Redmond, Kathy (Robert) Brown and Mary Naulin; and numerous nieces and nephews. Her family meant the world to her. She was the second child of John and Shirley Jameson born on February 25, 1938, in Cortland NY. She attended Geneseo State Teachers College and became a teacher after she graduated. She worked for many years at Lightnin after teaching. She was married to John Robinson and had three children with him. After their divorce she met and fell in love with her current husband Donald and they were married in May, 1983. She added two more children to her life. She loved her family as was shown as she established the bi-annual family reunions that are still held. She supported her children and grandchildren in the activities they were involved in. She cheered them on at their sporting events, concerts and musicals, etc. Eunie loved to sew and made everything from dolls to clothing to quilts and collectibles. She was active in square dancing with Tecumseh, EKO squares, Country Twirlers and many other Rochester clubs. She enjoyed attending the national conventions. She loved to go camping with her family and friends, both in the local region as well as around the country. She enjoyed the local arts, including plays at Geva Theatre and many other local theaters. She thrived on the vast variety of music that always seemed to be playing in her home. A memorial service celebrating Eunie’s life will be held on Saturday May 7, 2022 at 11 am at The Church of the Epiphany on Buffalo Road in Gates, NY, where Eunie was a long-time member. A reception will be held following the service. In lieu of flowers a donation can be made to the Alzheimer’s Association or the Hearing Loss Association of America in Eunie’s honor.