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Robin Ann Glass-Steck

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Robin Ann Glass-Steck

Robin Ann Glass-Steck, 60, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023. 

She was born March 7, 1963 in Cincinnati.

A symbol of good luck and rebirth, getting a visit from a robin reminds us to discover happiness and encourages us to let go. Being a messenger for loved ones, seeing these birds allows us to embrace life and hold joy in our hearts. 

Robin was a loving mother of Mark Jr., Matthew and Gabrielle; proud grandparent of Matthew, Livia and Brayden; dearest sister of Christopher, Robert and Tom; beloved daughter of Robert and Paula; honored widow of William, father of Nick and Brendan.

She was a proud southpaw and cooking aficionado, known for her world-famous lasagna and unrivaled cheesecakes. She was a timeless woman with a love for the arts, music, family and her cat, Shadow. She had a lust for travel that whisked her to all corners of the globe, as well as truly spreading her wings and soaring in the clouds, as she had a career as a flight attendant. She gave those who met her that same passion for the beauty in the world around us. Robin, born with a green thumb, could usually be found outdoors making every opportunity to spruce up the garden, kicking up her muddy feet at the end of the day with a Little Kings in hand. Always ready to throw her cards down for a lively game with some Springsteen rolling on vinyl in the background for a pig roast and backyard games with family and friends around a bonfire. An ever-growing collection of Halloween decorations and an annual costume party would easily clue you into her favorite season. A smile that would reflect onto you immediately upon meeting her gaze made you feel at ease. She had a youthful spirit that was strong in this world and will live on through her family and friends. 

Cherishing her time in retirement with high-school love, Mark Sr., with whom they shared their wonderful children, and she lived together on a farm raising everything from chickens to pigs and enjoying the lush flowers and vegetables. She was a soul taken too swiftly and will be forever missed in our hearts. 

The family would appreciate donations to Saveohiobees.org charity in her honor. There will be a celebration of life held at a later date for friends and family to remember the bright light that she projected.  

The Fisher-Edgington Funeral Home has been entrusted with assisting the family. For more, visit https://www.edgingtonfuneralhomes.com/

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