Birth date: Apr 21, 1962 Death date: May 26, 2024
Martha Robuck passed away peacefully in the early morning hours of May 26, 2024. She is survived by her husband Greg, her stepson Spencer of Denton, Texas, her son Mead (wife Mckenzie) of Dallas, Texas, her daughter Kelsey of Dall Read Obituary
My heart filled condolences go out to the family. I will forever remember Martha. I have had several moments with her in a room and I will never forget her positive energy. All I can say is she was "real" and she made me feel like she saw me, she heard me and whatever I had to say it was important. Martha has earned her wings for sure.
Condolances to her family. Sorry for you loss! I only meet her once and she was very nice and kind lady. She did make you feel important and heard.
May she RIP Prayers for her family and friends
Ms. Martha was a constant source of support and guidance; I will never forget her unwavering kindness! always available to go above and beyond to help. Thank you for being a shining example of great leadership and genuine care... Ms. Martha, your dedication, expertise, and spirit will continue to motivate us to excel! You will be remembered fondly and cherished always! Thank you, Ma'am.
Always a bright light that shined so effortlessly. I never worked with her, but her presence was always warm and inviting.
Sending prayers and my deepest condolences to the family.
Heaven has gained the sweetest of angels. Martha was such a bright and cheerful person with the warmest smile. Prayers of peace and comfort to her family, friends, and all who had the pleasure of knowing her. She will forever live in our hearts. 🙏🏽🕊️️🩵
Tiffany White lit a candle in memory of Martha Robuck
My husband and I knew Martha, during our HS years at McCollum. Martha was always cheerful, caring and confident. Her smile was always the first thing you would see and appreciate. We were blessed to see Martha, one last time in October 2023, at our 43rd HS reunion. She brought that beautiful smile and hugged us a little tighter. RIP sweet Martha. Love Ralph and Nora Ayala
Martha is one of my oldest and dearest friends, and I will miss her. Her commitment to those she loved has been a gift I have enjoyed since I’ve known her. There is not a memory since college that doesn’t have Martha’s sweet smile in the group! Friend, guide, leader, inspiration (designated driver.)
I love you Martha.
To work with Martha was a blessing. She was a terrific leader, businesswoman, mentor and friend. She led courageously and loved fiercely. From sharing stories about her family, to being the life of the party- her smile and humor would brighten any day. I will miss her deeply.
Martha was an amazing leader, friend and human. She knew everyone, was so smart and approachable. She was always honest and direct with an extra dash of kindness. She will be missed by many and I am so grateful for the time I worked with her. Love and prayers to her and the family. Scott Smith
