Robin Gail Clark

Robin Gail Clark, 64, passed away on January 25, 2026. She was born on February 9, 1961, in Anchorage, Alaska.

Robin loved to have a good time and was always looking for moments of laughter and fun. She had a generous spirit and a strong instinct to put others before herself, always caring deeply for the people around her and wanting the best for them.

In her early years, Robin was a mother to everyone around her. Children naturally gravitated toward her warmth and care. Her nephews and the close friends of her children all looked up to her, and many considered her a second mom, a role she embraced wholeheartedly.

Robin was especially close to her three sons. They were her world. She celebrated even the smallest achievements in their lives as if they were monumental, taking pride in them as though they were the greatest accomplishments imaginable.

She was a mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, and aunt who lived a complicated life marked by both love and struggle. While her journey was not always easy for herself or for those who loved her, her heart was never without care for her family, and she always wanted good things for the people around her.

Robin was a florist in her early years and later worked alongside her father, Dick, and her brother, Rick, managing the family detail business. She eventually became a candle maker at her sister Linda's shop. Working with her family brought her happiness, and she valued those shared years deeply.

She had a deep love for the beauty of Alaska, especially Monti Bay in Yakutat, the home of her grandparents, Bill and Alice Hansen, whom she dearly adored. She felt a strong connection to the ocean and held a special love for orca whales.

Robin is survived by her three sons, Tim Clark, Shane Clark, and Jeremy Clark; her eight grandchildren, Caylee Clark, Sierra Clark, Aiden Clark, Josephine Clark, Mya Clark, Isabelle Clark, Jace Clark, and Melia Clark; her siblings, Dawn Lawton, Linda Waite, and Rick McCracken; her nieces and nephews, Tennille Knorz, Jamie McCracken- Rigsby, Ryan Thrapp, Corey Ritter, Chad Bibby, and Christopher Lawton; and her mother, Dee Walsh.

Robin will be remembered for her spirit, her humanity, and the love that endured even through hardship. She will be deeply missed and forever loved.