Stewart Alan Robertson

I couldn't have chosen a finer brother in law.Al loved his friends,family,Eagles and beagles.

Al,
Beverly and I will miss you so,...you were the brother I never had. You gave my family and I comfort when Linda passed,..you were always there for whatever and whenever we needed you. There's nobody left I can share our fued over the Eagles and Cowboys, in a way nobody else seem to understand,...there was never a clear winner even after the game was over. I won't forget your laughing out loud that made everyone around you smile.

To your family, we offer our condolences,...

Al,
You always knew the answers to any question and helped me fix any mistake I made. It was a pleasure to work with you (even when you forwarded your phone to mine)! My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. God bless.

Big Al. You were a great guy. I'll always think fondly on the time spent working with you. The fun runs and the golfing. I regret never being able to get together for those poker games you always raved about. To Al's family my thoughts and prayers are with you.

I can't believe you are not here any more. You will always be with me. Every time it snows or I hear the song "Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow", I will think of you. You were a great and caring friend. I will miss you more than you will ever know! I will know have to find the breakfast taco place and have one for you! I will only say, see you later! miss you, Leenie

Al was the best neighbor anyone could ever have and became a good friend of mine and my families. We miss you much brother. Our hearts and prayers go out to his family.

Big Al! You had heart and a spirit almost as big as that gigantic laugh of yours. I will miss you my friend!

Theresa, Breanna and Kristina, you were the light in his life…my heart-felt condolences to you and the rest of the Robertson family

I was truly saddened to hear of Alans Sudden passing. My Brother Lee and I
knew him back in the day when he was an avid bowler at Musser's Bowling Alley on Chester Ave in Moorestown.

I beleive he worked for my fathers window cleaning service back in the late 70's or early 80's, in my minds eye I can see him walking up the driveway at my parents house in Moorestown with a smile on his face, now that I think about it, he was always smiling!

You have all been on my...