In this obituary, parents mourn the loss of their daughter who passed away much too young at the age of 21. They ask readers to not only remember her charming spirit, but to remember to live life to the fullest (just like Chloe did) because it is much too short.

Chloe Beth Robertson, 21, a West Virginia University senior, tragically passed away at 1:30 a.m., Saturday, January 25, 2020, from injuries sustained as a result of a car accident caused by a drunk driver.  Born in Eastbourne, England, on April 18, 1998 to Anita and David Robertson, Chloe grew up in Clermont, Florida where she attended Montverde Academy ('16) for high school.

Chloe was funny, outgoing, kindhearted, loyal, and vivacious.  The "life of the party," Chloe was the type of person that every time you saw her or every time her friend group or family got together – the room was always filled with laughter.  Chloe truly made doing absolutely nothing at all fun ; she would make sure every person in the room was having the time of their life.  We will always remember her infectious smile, goofy sense of humor, piercing blue eyes, and caring personality.  Her presence in others' lives will be deeply missed.

When you think of Chloe, celebrate the good memories you have of her.  Remember that life is fragile and no Uber is too expensive, those fares are cheap for a reason, and that is because the keys should never have go in the ignition in the first place!

Chloe leaves behind her parents, Anita and David Robertson; sister Lauren; soon-to-be brother Travis Stulz; boyfriend and love of her life, Bryce Tamborra; grandparents, Stewart & Maureen McQueen, James & Mae Robertson, Anne Robertson; aunts Kaye Robertson, Karen McKinnon, and Jackie Wilson; uncle Roger Moore; cousins and friends.