McKinsay Brie Robbins

McKinsay Brie Robbins, 37, of Eagle Mountain, passed away on December 4th, leaving behind a legacy of light, laughter, creativity, and unforgettable love.
McKinsay lived her life with an energy that was impossible to ignore-outgoing, spontaneous, and full of joy that lifted everyone around her. She brought beauty into the world not only through her radiant presence, but through the kindness, compassion, and authenticity she gave so freely.
McKinsay was a devoted wife to her husband, Travis Robbins, and their bond was built on deep love, partnership, and shared adventure. The joy of her life was being a mother to her precious son, Shade. Nothing meant more to her than the privilege of raising him, loving him, and watching him grow. Her love for her family was immeasurable.
A woman of remarkable talents, McKinsay was a master esthetician who excelled in her work. To her, it was far more than a profession-it was a calling. She loved her clients deeply, many of whom became like family.
Her adventurous spirit drew her outdoors often. She loved mountain biking, skiing, golfing, and exploring the beauty of the world around her. She was passionate about traveling, and her trips to Mexico with her close group of friends were among her most cherished memories.
McKinsay was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and maintained a close and personal relationship with her Savior and Heavenly Father. Her faith guided her, comforted her, and shaped the loving soul she shared so generously with others.
Those who knew McKinsay will remember her as one of the most loving, kind, caring, and giving people. She had a remarkable ability to think of others first, to give without hesitation, and to make every space brighter simply by being in it. Her positive presence, warm laughter, and genuine heart touched countless lives and will continue to uplift those she leaves behind.
McKinsay Brie Robbins will be deeply missed, forever loved, and eternally remembered.
She is survived by her loving husband Travis Robbins, and their cherished son Shade Robbins. She is also survived by her parents Tony and Cindy Hill, and her father Scott Chatfield; her sister Sierra Larsen; and her brothers Coden Chatfield and Dane Chatfield. McKinsay was blessed with a wonderful extended family, including her in-laws Scott and Laura Robbins, her brother-in-law Tyson Robbins, and his wife (sister-in-law) Ashli. She leaves behind numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins who loved her dearly and will forever carry her memory in their hearts.
McKinsay is preceded in death by her beloved brother Taner Chatfield, her brother-in-law Cole Miller, and her grandparents, all of whom she now joins in a peaceful reunion.
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