Robyn Kay Erickson was born on December 6,
1951 to Delsa Lancaster Erickson and A.
McKay Erickson. He was a much-loved child,
cherished by both his parents and
grandparents. He was the oldest of seven
children and was held in great esteem by his
siblings. His core value of hard work started
early as he spent his childhood working with his
Grandpa Clarence Erickson and herding sheep
for the Lancasters.

His love for Star Valley stretched from the
Lancaster Ranch in Forest Dell Smoot to Greys
River Erickson Hunting Camp. Between hunting
and guiding, pack trips, oilfield work and
logging, he knew the mountains and trails
intimately, a knowledge that has been shared
through generations.

He married Rhonda Robinson on June 8, 1974.
Together they welcomed and loved seven
beautiful children, and he worked tirelessly to
provide for his family. Rob was able to fulfill one
of his dreams and bought land up Dry Creek
Canyon. It is here that he taught his children

work ethic, service, forgiveness, and love. And
it was here that he spent his final moments
surrounded by the people he spent his whole
life building up: his children, grandchildren, and
wife.

The beauty in his life was the simplicity in which
he lived it. The legacy he leaves is his family,
the decades of silent service he rendered, the
relationships he built, and his abiding hatred for
the Boy Scouts of America Program.

He was joyously welcomed in death by his
parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, and
his granddaughter Adella.

He is survived by his siblings, Carrie, Kyle,
Julie, John, Alice, and McKay; his wife,
Rhonda; his children, Randa, Clint, Nick,
Carolyn, Halie, Rob, Terri, and their spouses;
and the true treasures of his life, his
grandchildren Alana, Noah, McKay, Lily,
Thomas, William, Jeffrey, Elle, Emma, Brock,
Bryce, Robinson, Christian, Bennett, Tanner,

Delsa, Henry, Charles, Evelyn, Robert, Victoria,
Opal, Eseta, and Sailasa.

A viewing will be held on Friday, February 14
from 6-8 p.m. at Schwab Mortuary and on
Saturday, February 15 from 9-10:45 a.m. prior
to the service, which will be held at the Osmond
Ward LDS Chapel.