Robin Williams was a remarkable actor renowned for his exuberant comedic talents. He endeared himself to audiences of all ages with memorable roles in family-friendly classics like “Aladdin,” “Jumanji,” “Happy Feet,” and “Night at the Museum.”

Tragically, Robin passed away by suicide on August 11, 2014, at his residence in Tiburon, California. Born on July 21, 1951, he would have celebrated his 73rd birthday on July 21, 2024. He left behind three children: Zelda, 34, Zachary, 41, and Cody, 32. At the time of his death, Robin was single, having been married three times.

Robin’s first marriage was to Valerie Velardi in 1978, which ended in 1988. His son Zachary was born during this marriage. He then married Marsha Garces in April 1989, with whom he had Zelda and Cody. During their marriage, Robin and Marsha collaborated on several film projects, including “Jakob the Liar,” “Patch Adams,” and “Mrs. Doubtfire.” After their divorce, Robin married Susan Schneider in 2011, but they divorced shortly before his passing, and they did not have children together.

Robin and Marsha raised Zelda and Cody in their San Francisco home located at the intersection of Sea Cliff Avenue and El Camino Del Mar. The house, listed by Steven Mavromihalis, has been expanded by Robin and Marsha from its original 1926 structure while preserving its unique architectural features.

Surrounded by expansive lawns, gardens, and mature trees, the estate offers numerous outdoor sitting areas with uninterrupted views, perfect for entertaining. It features a spacious living room with wooden beam ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and French doors opening onto a terrace. Robin’s passion for toys was evident in the home, which housed a collection, including special pieces exchanged between him and Marsha on memorable occasions.

Robin took immense pride in his children, viewing himself not as a perfect father but as a dedicated work-in-progress who deeply loved his kids. Cody Williams paid tribute to his father on July 21, 2019, by marrying Maria Flores Williams on what would have been Robin’s 68th birthday, held at the family’s San Francisco residence where Cody and Marsha had raised their children.

For Zelda, July 21 holds significance beyond being Robin Williams’ birthdate and the last day she saw her father. It is also Cody and Maria’s wedding anniversary, marking the day she gained a new sister. Robin’s children, Zelda, Zachary, and Cody, continue to honor his memory as they carve their own paths in the entertainment industry as actors and directors, ensuring their father’s legacy lives on through their achievements and heartfelt tributes.