Robyn Larsen

Robyn Jo Larsen

April 21, 1961 - January 3, 2026

Robyn Jo Larsen passed away peacefully at her home on January 3, 2026. Born April 21, 1961, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Robyn moved to Utah as a young girl with her mother, JoAnne, and immediately fell in love with its mountains-a love that lasted her entire life.

Robyn was a fiery, spirited soul with a big laugh and a bold heart. She lived life on her own terms, embracing adventure and finding joy in the simple things-three-wheeling, camping with her children, listening to music, and admiring her favorite cowboy, Sam Elliott.

Robyn loved deeply and fiercely, and her heart was big enough for two great loves. With Mike Larsen, she built a family and became the proud mother of three children: Austin, Trevor, and Katlyn. Mike gave her the gift of motherhood, which became her greatest joy and purpose in life.

Years later, Robyn found lasting companionship with Ron Osguthorpe, her partner for 30 years. With Ron, she discovered a love rooted in friendship, laughter, and shared passions. They connected through music, spent countless days in the mountains she adored, and created a life full of adventure and devotion. Ron was her rock, her confidant, and her partner in every sense of the word.

Her greatest joy was being a mother and a grandmother-a role she embraced with pride and love.

Robyn is survived by her mother JoAnne Langdon; her loving partner Ron Osguthorpe; her children: Austin Larsen and his wife Amanda (children James Hildebrand and Gabriel Gurule), Trevor Larsen, and Katlyn Groves and her husband Patrick; and her siblings Gina, Daniel, Lisa, and Mark.

She was preceded in death by Michael A. Larsen, Her grandson, Michael Chad Larsen, Ann Oakden, and Robert Oakden.

Robyn's life was a beautiful mix of grit, humor, and tenderness. She will be remembered for her bold personality, her warm heart, and the way she made every moment an adventure.

Celebrate Robyn's life with us from 2:00-4:00 PM at Epic Venue Event Center, 5496 S 4220 W, Kearns, UT 84118. Skip the flowers-she'd rather have your best story, your loudest laugh, and maybe a little music in the background.