Victoria Marie Robb

Victoria Marie Robb, age 9, gained her angel wings on September 19, 2026, after a long and courageous battle with osteosarcoma. Though her time on earth was far too short, Victoria filled every day with a light, strength, and joy that touched all who knew her.

Victoria was a beautiful soul whose smile could brighten any room. She was always happy, caring, compassionate, and fiercely protective of the people she loved, earning her the nickname of a true "Momma Bear." She possessed strength far beyond her years and fought her illness with incredible courage, determination, and grace, inspiring everyone around her with her resilience.

A smart and curious child, Victoria loved learning at 10th Street Elementary School, where she would have been entering the 4th grade this year. She loved school, loved her teachers, and was cherished by them in return. Her bright mind and kind heart left a lasting impression on classmates and educators.

Victoria found joy in the simple things that made childhood magical. She loved making slime, creating crafts with her sister, playing video games and Roblox, and making TikToks. Dinosaurs were her absolute favorite. Her creativity and imagination brought happiness to those around her.

Throughout her illness, Victoria spent much of her time at Riley Hospital for Children, where she faced every challenge with remarkable bravery. Her journey was surrounded by an army of family, friends, caregivers, and medical professionals who loved her deeply and admired her strength.

Victoria leaves behind to cherish her memory her loving father, Taylor Whetsel; mother, Hannah Robb; sister, Onna Whetsel; brothers, Dustin Robb, Desmond Robb, and Dallas Robb; aunt, Johnell Hewett (Alan Willis); grandma, Amanda Whetsel (Walter Cullum); grandpa, David Robb; Great-Aunt Nora Campbell; and special cousins, Deonna Willis, Isaiah Diaz-Martinez, and Arilynn Whetsel. She also leaves behind many extended family members, friends, teachers, and all whose lives were blessed by knowing her.

She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Donna Campbell, and her aunt, Morgan Whetsel.

While our hearts ache with the loss of such a precious child, we find comfort in knowing that Victoria's suffering has ended and that her beautiful spirit lives on in the countless memories she created. Her laughter, kindness, bravery, and her unconditional love will never be forgotten.

Victoria's life reminds us that strength is not measured by age, but by heart. Though she was only with us for nine short years, she taught us more about courage, love, and hope than many learn in a lifetime.

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever our dinosaur-loving girl.