Robbie Lee Mack was born on March 25, 1963, to Edna Mack Parker and the late Lee Truewell. He passed away peacefully at his residence on December 18, 2025.

Robbie's life was filled with many accomplishments, particularly through his athletic abilities. He excelled in basketball, football, and baseball, earning admiration for his talent and dedication.

Robbie proudly served his country after enlisting in the United States Army, where he completed two years of honorable service. During his tenure, he received several awards, including recognition for expert marksmanship.

He enjoyed fishing and cheering on his favorite teams—the Raiders, Lakers, Clemson, and Georgetown. Above all, Robbie cherished spending time with his beloved grandsons, Ja'mir and Ja'mari.

Robbie leaves to cherish his precious memories his two daughters: Jasmine Dibble (Steven Rolley) of Severn, Maryland, and Janeya Mintz of Orangeburg, South Carolina; his mother, Edna Mack Parker of Branchville, South Carolina; and his siblings: Katie Mae Mack (Ruben) of Rowesville, South Carolina; Dorothy Hodges (Albert) of Orangeburg, South Carolina; Nadine (Roderick) Washington of Severn, Maryland; Michael Truewell of Ohio; Wayne Truewell of Ohio; and Wendy Truewell of Denmark, South Carolina; a host of nieces and nephews and two godchildren: Ivan Johnson and Theren "Trey" Uptigrow.

He was preceded in death by his brother, Hubert Mack Sr. (Sharon); his sister, Vallie Truewell; three aunts, Willa Mae Vance, Margie Mack Butler, and Vernice Mack; two uncles, Robert Mack and William Rowe.

Robbie will also be fondly remembered by his special friends: Alphonso Joe Truewell; cousin, Janice Johnson, James Amp Austin, Eric Ayers, Willie Green and Melton Coleman.