Olivia "Libby" "Liv" Robbins

Olivia “Libby” “Liv” Robbins

1979-2018

Olivia Allison Clark-Robbins was born November 1, 1979 in Rochester, New York and left this world far too soon May 3, 2018 on the old family homestead in Russell, Florida near Green Cove Springs where she resided.    She was baptized at and longtime member of Hickory Grove Baptist Church.   She attended Clay County Schools and was of the Clay High Class of ’98.   

Libby was one of those people that could light up a room, who loved with all her heart, and could always be found trying to lift others no matter her own struggles.   She never failed to tell people her first,  best,  and most  important accomplishment in life were her children and how proud she was of the young men they were becoming.   They were her world with each of them carrying the very best of her.   Her recent and second greatest accomplishment was finally being able to “grow” something.   That something happened to be sunflowers, which perfectly matched her sunny, beautiful, and unpretentious personality.  

She leaves behind to hold her love and memory, sons Joshua Robbins and Gabriel Robbins; mother and step-father Deborah and Richard Callicott, Russell, FL;  father and step-mother, Steve and Carol Clark, Spencerport, NY; sister Jennifer (Tiffany) Clark, Green Cove Springs,  grandmother Janice Clark, Warwick, RI,  step-daughter Katelynn Green, and MANY  aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.  

Celebration of Life services will be held Monday, May 14, 2018 at Broadus Raines Chapel at 3PM, with public visitation starting at 2PM until service time; Dr. Tim McDaniel officiating, music by the Weeks family.   Following the service the family invites family and guests to join us for a final, special farewell at the Green Cove Springs “Spring Park”.    

A special “Memory Box” will also be available for those that would like to leave special stories & memories that you may have of Libby to share with her children.   We also ask that you keep her children lifted in prayer.  We rest in peace knowing that she is now in the arms of her Father in Heaven, her pain and suffering on this earth are no more.   Psalms 34:18 & Romans 8:38-39

The family would like to thank from the depth of our hearts all those who have loved Libby in this life and for all the continued love to her children and family.  

In lieu of flowers, the family request you consider donating in her honor to Clay Behavior Health at www.CCBHC.org  , to  her children at www.GoFundMe.com/Libbysboys  , or a charity or cause of your choice.