Robyn Kay Pullman

Mesquite, NV — Robyn Kay Pullman, 69, passed away peacefully on May 6, 2026, at Highland Manor in Mesquite, Nevada. She was born on February 27, 1957, in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Kay William Pullman and Ila Beth “Betsy” Johnson.

Robyn was the proud mother of two children, Nicolas Kay Gill and Meaghn Beth Gill, who were truly the loves of her life.

She was raised in Salt Lake City before her family later relocated to Tooele, Utah. As a child, Robyn spent her summers with her grandparents in Marysvale, Utah, where she rode horses and found plenty of adventure — including climbing the flagpole outside the post office. Those early years sparked a lifelong love of horses.

Robyn competed in high school rodeo while living in Tooele and later attended equestrian school in West Virginia after graduation. Her passion for horses ran deep throughout her life, from breeding and training horses to working with racehorses. Later, she shared that love by teaching her children, niece and nephew how to ride and rodeo.

Robyn was never afraid of hard work. She spent many years working in the gold mines of Elko, Nevada, before relocating to Mesquite to be closer to family. There, she worked for many years at the Casablanca Resort as a casino host, where she earned the nickname “Bubbles” because of her cheerful, chatty personality and ability to make everyone feel welcome.

Robyn was the life of every party. She was strong, resilient, and taught her family an important lesson she lived by: “If you get bucked off, you get back on.” She loved fiercely and will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

Robyn is survived by her son, Nicolas Gill (Angie) of Williams, Arizona; her daughter, Meaghn Gill (Marcus) of North Las Vegas, Nevada; her five grandchildren, Lux, Bailey, Raidon, Haylee, and Kade; her sister, Chanda Pullman of Scenic, Arizona; as well as her niece, nephew, and their children.

She was preceded in death by her parents.

The family would like to extend their heartfelt gratitude to the Memory Care Unit at Highland Manor for the love, kindness, and compassion shown to Robyn during her care.