Katherine A. Kasey Gillihan

In loving memory of Katherine A. (Kasey) Gillihan Robinson, a cherished resident of Fayetteville, AR, born on November 15, 1978, and peacefully passed away on January 7, 2024. Kasey graduated from Fayetteville High School in 1997, marking the start of a journey filled with accomplishments, laughter, and cherished memories.

She is survived by her devoted husband, Stacey Robinson, and her beloved sons, Jax Robinson and Owen Bell. Kasey was the loving daughter of Betty Kay Gillihan Hampton and the late Doy Gillihan. She leaves behind fond memories for her sister, Shannon Gay, and brother, Mark Gillihan; niece, Rachel Harris; nephews, Zared Gay and Andrew Gillihan; uncle Buddy Jones and wife Carolyn, uncles Chuck and Gerald Gillihan and a host of Gillihan cousins. Stacey’s sisters; Teresa Tedford and husband Donny Tedford; Melissa McCarty and husband Allen McCarty; Jennifer Wood and husband Mike Wood; Caitlin Quine and husband Bobby Quine; Alyssa Robinson and stepmother Rita Robinson also share in the warmth of Kasey's memory.

Kasey dedicated a significant part of her career to the medical field, contributing her skills and compassion at both the Veterans Hospital and Physicians Specialty Hospital. Later, she took on the role of property manager for Gillihan Properties before making the beautiful choice to stay at home for the last 8 years, nurturing her family with love and care.

Known for her extraordinary sense of humor, Kasey had a special talent for capturing the essence of others through her remarkable impressions. Her ability to mimic people with humor and authenticity added an extra layer of joy to gatherings, leaving lasting impressions on those lucky enough to witness her talents. Kasey's warmth extended to her love for friends, family, animals, flowers, and music. As a devoted mother, her nurturing spirit will forever be remembered. She also had a special affinity for movies, often quoting them, and was addicted to true crime TV, revealing her fascination with real-life mysteries. These shared passions enriched the vibrant tapestry of her personality and created lasting memories for those around her.