Cynthia "Robin" Riggs

A private family memorial for Cynthia “Robin” Riggs, 60, of Bridgeport, Texas, will be held at a later date.  Her earthly journey reached a peaceful end on April 24, 2024, in Bridgeport, Texas, with her family by her side.

Born May 22, 1963, to Ronald Woodrow and Joan (Nichols) Green, in Denton, Texas, Robin lived a life filled with passion and zest, leaving behind a legacy which will be fondly remembered for several generations.

Throughout her life, Robin was known for living fiercely, embracing every moment with determination and courage. Her vibrant personality touched the lives of all who had the privilege of knowing her. She was a spirited person with a love for crafting, photography and, above all, cherished moments with her beloved grandchildren.

Robin is survived by her loving husband of forty-one years, Conard M. Riggs; sons Troy “Cameron” Riggs and John Brennan Riggs; daughter Ryan McKenzi Riggs; daughters-in-love Elisabeth and Jessica Riggs; mother Joan Green; sister Shannon Speyer; grandchildren Paysley Frances Payne-Riggs, Piper Avrie Riggs, Rosemarie Elisabeth Riggs, Ella Dawn Riggs, Jax Woodrow Riggs, Truett Conard Riggs, Peter Embry Riggs and Rocker Lane Hedeman; and a host of family and friends.

Robin is preceded in death by her father Ronald Woodrow Green, grandparents Marion and Lorene Green, and Joe and Mamie Marie Nichols.

In lieu of flowers, Robin, (aka “Glitze”) asked that you please donate to your favorite animal rescue.

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