Robert Lee Mack

Robert Lee Mack Sr., a beloved father, grandfather, brother, friend, and veteran was born on August 20, 1961 in Littleton, Virginia. He peacefully departed this life on July 18, 2026 leaving behind a legacy of love and unwavering strength and loyalty.

Robert showed a quiet strength from an early age, learning the value of hard work and perseverance. That strength carried him through to serve his country in the United States military, a testament to his courage, dedication, and commitment to serving others. Beyond his military service, he was a devoted father, loving grandfather, caring brother and uncle, and a loyal friend.

Robert had a unique personality and an infectious laugh. He had a way of making those around him smile and laugh even in the most difficult times. He was generous beyond words and made those around him feel comforted. He was kind but tough. Robert was unapologetic, strong minded, and moved to the beat of his own drum.

Robert’s greatest happiness came from spending time with his children and grandchildren. He enjoyed watching old western movies, listening to music and playing video games. His best friends share fond memories of wrestling and drinking colt 45 with him. Though at times he was states apart from those he most loved, he was supportive and always willing to listen.

Robert was bold and lived an adventurous life, he instilled in his children hard work, perseverance, and dedication. He leaves behind to cherish his memory and values his beloved children: Andre Dickey, and his wife Janelle Dickey; Nyeesha Wilkins, and her husband Ronald Wilkins Jr.; Breyonna Mack; and Robert Mack Jr. He also leaves behind 7 cherished grandchildren; his stepmother, Karen Thomas; his siblings, Alphonso Turner, Jeremy Enaire, Krystal Rosario and her husband Tyreen Rosario, and Keith Scott; along with 14 nieces and nephews, and a host of cousins and dear friends who will forever hold his memory close.

Robert was preceded in death and reunited with his mother Mildred Mack, father, Dallas Scott, step father, Wilford Mack, sister, Cynthia Scott, and his nephew Barron Walker.

Robert Lee Mack Sr. will be remembered for his kindness and his remarkable gift for making people laugh. Though he is no longer with us he is embedded in our hearts and wants those who he loves to laugh and live life on their own terms. Let us honor his spirit through the love and compassion he gave to others.