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I've been thinking a lot about Cary Lynn Robuck and the kind of person she seemed to be. From everything I've read and heard, she had such a bright and generous spirit. It's always the ones with the biggest hearts that leave the biggest holes when they're gone. Her work at the Azana Salon & Spa brought her into contact with so many people, and it sounds like she genuinely touched the lives of those she interacted with. I've read comments from clients and co-workers who say she had a way of making anyone feel at ease—as if being pampered wasn’t just about the nails, but about being seen and cared for as a person. Can anyone else share more about her interactions with clients or stories about her kindness? It feels important to keep her memory alive by remembering the good she brought into the world. My heart goes out to her family, especially her daughter, Mariah.
