Mary Klick

Mary Klick Robinson, 92, of Leesburg, VA, was called Home, on Tuesday, October 5, 2021. Born Tuesday, February 19, 1929 in Hagerstown, MD, when the 6 am train passed through. She was the daughter of the late Russell Klick and the late Katie (Sakich) Klick. Mary was a professional singer and entertainer. She began her music career as one of the Saddle Sweethearts, with Bud Messner, Dorothy Klick, Rose Lee Maphis and Betty Gower. In 1948, she was crowned Miss Hagerstown. While entertaining troops in Korea, with Grandpa and Ramona Jones, she received a Civilian Medal of Valor, for performing in a combat zone. Mary met her future husband Zeb in the early 1950's, when they both performed on the Old Dominion Barn Dance Radio Show, in Richmond, VA. Mary became one of Jimmy Dean and the Texas Wildcats; they performed on a live T.V. show in 1954, called Town and Country Time. Mary and Zeb moved to Falls Church, Va., in 1957 with their daughter Robin. Mary went on to become a recording artist with Columbia Records, and also loved writing music. Mary and Zeb welcomed their son, Ron in 1968. Mary was an avid bowler and golfer; she loved gardening, antiques, and painting. Mary and her daughter Robin, sang together in church, and in the 1990's as part as the Sweet Adelines. She is survived by her daughter, Robin Ann Robinson (Billy) of Sterling, VA; son, Ronald Wayne Robinson (Mandy) of Culpeper, Va; four granddaughters, Taylor Robinson, Kaleigh Robinson, Kelsey Robinson, and Camryn Robinson; three grandsons, Luke Robinson, Grant Robinson, and Elijah Robinson; she is also survived by her brother Stan Klick of Hagerstown, MD and her sister Dorothy Liston of San Francisco. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Jennings "Zeb" Asbury Robinson; and siblings, Julia, Annie, George, Michael, Paul, Donald, John and William. Family will receive friends, Tuesday, October 12, 2021, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm at the Douglas A. Fiery Funeral Home, 1331 Eastern Blvd N., Hagerstown, MD 21742. Private interment will be at Rose Hill Cemetery,