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Meet Robin Sukow

A father, grandfather, and servant leader in our community


Robin and his wife Joanne raised two sons in the Pajaro Valley Unified School District. As a proud grandfather of three, he's alarmed by the declining quality of education in California — and believes it's time to return to basics.

For over 40 years, Robin has led mission work in Mexico: teaching families to build homes, growing food with hydroponics, and providing food, clothing, and eyeglasses to those in need. A successful general contractor and small business owner, he brings practical experience and fiscal responsibility to the school board table.

Years of community & mission work

Sons raised in Pajaro Valley Unified School District

Grandchildrenin the district's near future

40+

2

3

A man stands by a unique A-frame wooden cabin with a multi-angled shingle roof during its construction in a rural area.
A man stands by a unique A-frame wooden cabin with a multi-angled shingle roof during its construction in a rural area.

Roots Run Deep

Robin's first construction job — his father's real estate office at the summit of Hwy 17, built in 1967. It still stands today.

A family tradition of hard work and hands-on service, carried forward through generations.

Sukow Family 2026

Downtown Santa Cruz with my family for my birthday

Servant Leadership

At Casa de Milagro Robin has taken part to keep their kitchen stocked, partnering with Gleanings for the Hungry in Dinuba, California, which distributes food worldwide and supplied them with a hydroponic garden box to grow their own food.

The Baby Room at Casa de Milagro, an orphanage in Villa Los Palmas, Baja Mexico

In Baja, Mexico, Robin has supported Telesecundaria Sara Azul middle school for years assisting staff and students, setting up a computer lab, and building an outdoor stage for the students.

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