The community of Mt. Juliet and the campus of Welch College are united in grief following the heartbreaking loss of Zoe Robinson, who passed away on the evening of April 16 after being found unresponsive in her residence hall room. Her passing has left a deep and lasting sorrow among her family, friends, classmates, and faculty, all of whom are struggling to come to terms with such a sudden and devastating loss.
We extend our most sincere and heartfelt condolences to Zoe’s family—her parents, her siblings Max and Tia, and her extended loved ones—during this incredibly difficult time. The pain of losing a daughter, sister, and cherished family member is immeasurable, and our thoughts remain with them as they navigate this profound grief. The outpouring of prayers and support reflects just how deeply Zoe was loved and how many lives she touched.
The leadership of Welch College, including President Pinson, has remained in close communication with the Robinson family, ensuring they are supported while the campus community mourns together. Counseling and care services have been made available, recognizing the emotional toll this loss has taken on students and staff alike.
In tribute, Zoe Robinson will be remembered as a gifted and faith-filled young woman whose life, though far too brief, carried deep meaning. Her presence brought light and encouragement to those around her, and her faith was a source of strength not only for herself but also for her family and friends. The words shared by her sister—expressing both sorrow and peace—reflect the enduring impact of Zoe’s life and the comfort found in faith during times of loss.
Zoe’s memory will live on in the hearts of those who knew her, in the friendships she built, and in the love she shared so freely. Though her passing leaves an undeniable void, her legacy of kindness, faith, and connection will continue to inspire. As the community grieves, may they also find strength in unity, compassion, and the lasting remembrance of a life that will never be forgotten.
