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Kris
Robinson
Sep 15, 1966 — Jan 15, 2025
East Hampton
Kris Robinson, 58 of East Hampton, died January 15th, 2025 at Middlesex Hospital. After a long, brave battle against many ongoing medical issues, she passed peacefully at night after having spent quality time with her family and her late mother since her admission to Middlesex.
Kris dedicated her all-too-brief life to serving others, finding purpose and fulfillment in her profession as a clinician. A lifelong resident of East Hampton, she was born on September 15,1966 to Louise (Sciutti) and Gary Robinson. Kris graduated from Mercy High School in 1984. She went on to graduate from Assumption University in 1988 with a degree in Psychology, and obtain two master's degrees at Springfield College, serving as both a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. After over 30 years of combined labor in her field, she finished her career as a clinician at The Village for Families & Children.
Those close to her will remember her wit, charisma, and warmth. A proud breast cancer survivor, Kris' strength and fortitude radiated every day in her ability to put others at ease. Cherished by a surviving network of friends, family, and colleagues, she found her truest, most enduring friendship with her mother, Louise, whose death sadly came only one week prior. With her mother she loved cooking, vacationing, and shopping; she was also a lifelong dog lover, enjoyed fantasy books and media, comedy television, and seeking out new experiences marked down on her "bucket list."
Kris is predeceased by both her dearly loved brother, Erik, and mother, Louise. She leaves behind her sister-in-law, Jennifer, niece, Emily, and nephew, Kevin.
As per Kris' request, no services will be held. Her humor, dedication to social work and the communities she served, and tender heart will endure in our memories. To share memories or express condolences online please visit www.biegafuneralhome.com.
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