Marc V. Robinson

Marc was my counselor as a child with Camp Fire. I was even fortunate enough to play softball with his daughter and went on a couple of camping trips with the family. That was 40+ years ago and I haven't seen him in many years with the last time being when I was a teen and ran into him in a store somewhere. My heart has a sore spot coming across his obituary today. I hope that Pam and Kim are doing well and offer my deepest condolences.

Marc was the best boss ever. A wonderful friend and a great man.

Dad, thank you for singing to me this morning. I heard your voice and knew it was you. I loved you then, now and always. You were the best father anyone could have ever asked for and I know you'll always be with me no matter where I go. Thank you for everything, Love your heart, Kimkoa Denise

Love you Grandpa

I first met Marc in the early 1980's. He was the lead for the CITY KID's at GrandCentral Station, where I was a waitress. The house was packed every night. His vocals/keyboarding & leadership, along with his can-do attitude helped make the CITY KID's into the best/biggest band in Anchorage. Even though I was just a waitress at this club, his friendly advice & encouragement helped me through many personal trials. Years later he sang at my wedding. Including standing in for the best man,...

Marc was one of the kindest people I knew. It was such a pleasure working with him at Mat-Su College. He will be dearly missed by all who knew him.

I was a new teacher at Lake Hood and I remember Marc coming down to my classroom and welcoming me with a load of books he was donating to me for my kindergarteners! I saw how much he was loved by children, parents and faculty of the school. He made a difference in my life that day! I enjoyed his love of music when he played for the retirement party for our principal. What a talent he was! God blessed him with many gifts! I am very sorry. I know you are hurting. God bless Marc's soul and may...

Dr. Robinson was the best faculty adviser a student teacher could hope for. He helped me find the strength to go into the teaching profession with confidences through his words of wisdom. I cannot express how thankful I am to have known such a wonderful person.

I am sad to find out I will not have the opportunity to have Marc impart more wisdom to me this fall. I am glad to have had him as a teacher and mentor throughout the last few years and have learned an immense amount from him. Prayers to his family.