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Obituary: Robin Shivers, 53, launched charity to provide health insurance to Austin musicians

Robin Shivers with her husband, Allan "Bud" Shivers Jr., the son of former Texas Gov. Allan Shivers.

As a student at Arlington Heights High School in Fort Worth, Robin Shivers had her eyes set on a successful business career, recalled her longtime friend and classmate, Valerie Phillips. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram

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