Travis Carlisle Steven Robinson

Travis Carlisle Steven Robinson “Atcháa Chákaachíish”, Takes good care of his horses, left this world unexpectedly on July 1, 2026.

Travis was born January 20, 2011, to Cheyenne Conklin (Emigh) and the late Gilbert (Gibby) Daniel Robinson.

Travis, aka “T”, was affectionately known by many names, some including: Texas Treasure, T-Bird, Traviekins, and Turtle.  His most extravagant name was Travis Carlisle Gotriola Charlemagne the 3rd Junior, graciously given to him by his Uncle Joe.

He was an honor roll student at Hardin High and had just finished his freshman year.  Travis enjoyed gaming, reading, and learning guitar.  His hobbies included singing; he loved to karaoke with his brother Gil and Cousin Chelsey.  He was an artist who loved to draw and sketch.  In school, he enjoyed 3D printing and had made many sculptures for his family.  Travis’s favorite pastime was watching T.V.  He was an avid CW fan, enjoying shows like The Flash, and one of his all-time favorite shows was Adventure Time.

Travis was a quiet, reserved, sweet boy who only opened up to those close to him.  But when he did open up, he was witty, sassy, and full of life.  He was playful and kind and loved his family deeply, especially his mom Cheyenne and brother Gilbert.

Travis is preceded in death by his great-grandmother Jackie Robinson, Bonus grandfather Greg Keller, father Gibby Robinson, and his uncle Travis Martin, whom he was named after.

He is survived by his mother, Cheyenne Conklin (Emigh); his siblings Gilbert Robinson, Elexander “Lex” Burcham, Journey Holds the Enemy, and Damion “Ian” Larimer Robinson; his grandparents Steve and Martha Larimer, Margret Bush, Joey Martinez, Ann Martin, and bonus grandmother Jeana Keller; his aunts and uncles include Sarah (Flo) Emigh, David Emigh, Janell (Joe) Keller, Faith and Marie Bush; bonus aunts, Whitney Schnider and Nickole Minear; bonus uncles, Danny Daimyos Worley and Samuel “Sammy” Bush; cousins Chelsey and Conner Morris, Xavier and Logan Keller.

Our family is very large; please forgive us if we have forgotten anyone in our time of grief.

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