Robbi Kluck

Robbi Kluck, 33, of Marshalltown, passed away on Monday, May 20, 2022. A visitation for Robbi will take place on Friday, May 27 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Mitchell Family Funeral Home in Marshalltown. Services will be held on Saturday, May 28 at 1:30 p.m., also at the funeral home. He will be laid to rest at Riverside Cemetery. For online condolences, please visit www.mitchellfh.com. Ph 641-844-1234. Memorial contributions may be directed to the family. For those unable to attend, services will be available at the Mitchell Family Funeral Home Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Mitchell-Family-Funeral-Home-99280714047/. Robbi was born on February 3, 1989 in Marshalltown, Iowa to Kim Woosley and Timothy Kluck. He grew up in Marshalltown, graduating from Marshalltown High School in 2007. Robbi was hard-working and incredibly proud of his job at Jeld-Wen Manufacturing Company. Prior to Jeld-Wen, he worked for Schumacher Construction and he was blessed to not only have a job but a family at both places of employment. While he loved his Kawasaki motorcycle and his truck, he loved his kids more than anything in the world. Robbi was a great father, deeply devoted to his family and so proud of his children and their accomplishments – he was their biggest fan! Those left to cherish his memory include his mom, Kim Woosley of Albion and his dad, Tim Kluck of Marshalltown; his children: Aliya, Amiya, Kaiden, Ashlyn and Gatlin Kluck; his significant other, Michaela Nelson of Marshalltown; Aliya and Amiya’s mom, Brandi McClish; his siblings: Skoky Strohm, Kenny “KP” Parham (Alexis Herrera) and Cecelie VanNevel (Blake McClenathan); his grandparents, Terry and Jan Kluck of Marshalltown; aunts and uncles: Jennifer (Cory) Johnson, Jessica (Tim) Youngman, Doug Loffgren (Jessica Chambers), Tony Kluck and Tina Kluck; “mommy #2” Dana Senethavysouk; several cousins, many friends and his beloved dog, Diamond. In eternal life he is reunited with his stepmom, Nikki Kluck; his grandparents: Terry Woosley and Anna and Dean Welton; and great-grandparents: Phyllis and Ralph Loffgren, Marge Kluck, Harry and Mildred Dostal and Donna and Gene Strohm. Though stricken by grief at their unexpected loss, his family finds comfort in knowing that he was able to help the lives of five others through organ donation.