Warren A. Robinson, age 93, was born January 22, 1924 and died Easter Sunday, April 16, 2017. He lived most of his life in the Bridgeton, NJ area. He was a husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, veteran, city advocate, and author, and amateur genealogist.
Warren was a WWII Army veteran in the European campaign. He achieved rank of SSGT and earned a Bronze Star. He received a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition for his military service that was presented to him by Congressman Frank LoBiondo. Warren never tired of speaking about his war experiences especially to Kristi Birch's classes at Broad Street School.
He was also known as "Robbie" to his customers when he worked as a parts/service manager at various auto dealerships in Cumberland County.
He was an advocate in his beloved Bridgeton, a Special Advisor to the Mayor and was able to accomplish many things in the city including helping establish Veterans' Park and sitting on the Neighborhood Dispute Panel. Warren was admired for his common sense, willingness to help those that asked, and sense of humor.
Survivors are his daughter, Dale (William) Zearfaus; granddaughter, Stephanie Bohn; grandson, Barry Uhland; Jr., great·grandson, Jacksen Uhland; sister, Marie Mulford and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife, Jennie (nee Seibert); his mother, Reba (nee Thompson); his father, Earl; sisters: Dorothy Robinson and Jean Uhland, brothers: Frank, Wayne, Earl, Jr. (Bus), and Lee Robinson.
At the prior request of Mr. Robinson, funeral services will be held privately. The interment will take place in Overlook Cemetery, Bridgeton. Arrangements are under the direction of the Sray-Webster Funeral Home, Upper Deerfield Township.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests making donations in memory of Warren A. Robinson to the VFW, Post 1795, PO Box 303, Bridgeton, NJ 08302. Attention: Randy Waller.
Warren was a WWII Army veteran in the European campaign. He achieved rank of SSGT and earned a Bronze Star. He received a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition for his military service that was presented to him by Congressman Frank LoBiondo. Warren never tired of speaking about his war experiences especially to Kristi Birch's classes at Broad Street School.
He was also known as "Robbie" to his customers when he worked as a parts/service manager at various auto dealerships in Cumberland County.
He was an advocate in his beloved Bridgeton, a Special Advisor to the Mayor and was able to accomplish many things in the city including helping establish Veterans' Park and sitting on the Neighborhood Dispute Panel. Warren was admired for his common sense, willingness to help those that asked, and sense of humor.
Survivors are his daughter, Dale (William) Zearfaus; granddaughter, Stephanie Bohn; grandson, Barry Uhland; Jr., great·grandson, Jacksen Uhland; sister, Marie Mulford and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife, Jennie (nee Seibert); his mother, Reba (nee Thompson); his father, Earl; sisters: Dorothy Robinson and Jean Uhland, brothers: Frank, Wayne, Earl, Jr. (Bus), and Lee Robinson.
At the prior request of Mr. Robinson, funeral services will be held privately. The interment will take place in Overlook Cemetery, Bridgeton. Arrangements are under the direction of the Sray-Webster Funeral Home, Upper Deerfield Township.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests making donations in memory of Warren A. Robinson to the VFW, Post 1795, PO Box 303, Bridgeton, NJ 08302. Attention: Randy Waller.
Warren A. Robinson, age 93, was born January 22, 1924 and died Easter Sunday, April 16, 2017. He lived most of his life in the Bridgeton, NJ area. He was a husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, veteran, city advocate, and author, and amateur genealogist.
Warren was a WWII Army veteran in the European campaign. He achieved rank of SSGT and earned a Bronze Star. He received a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition for his military service that was presented to him by Congressman Frank LoBiondo. Warren never tired of speaking about his war experiences especially to Kristi Birch's classes at Broad Street School.
He was also known as "Robbie" to his customers when he worked as a parts/service manager at various auto dealerships in Cumberland County.
He was an advocate in his beloved Bridgeton, a Special Advisor to the Mayor and was able to accomplish many things in the city including helping establish Veterans' Park and sitting on the Neighborhood Dispute Panel. Warren was admired for his common sense, willingness to help those that asked, and sense of humor.
Survivors are his daughter, Dale (William) Zearfaus; granddaughter, Stephanie Bohn; grandson, Barry Uhland; Jr., great·grandson, Jacksen Uhland; sister, Marie Mulford and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife, Jennie (nee Seibert); his mother, Reba (nee Thompson); his father, Earl; sisters: Dorothy Robinson and Jean Uhland, brothers: Frank, Wayne, Earl, Jr. (Bus), and Lee Robinson.
At the prior request of Mr. Robinson, funeral services will be held privately. The interment will take place in Overlook Cemetery, Bridgeton. Arrangements are under the direction of the Sray-Webster Funeral Home, Upper Deerfield Township.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests making donations in memory of Warren A. Robinson to the VFW, Post 1795, PO Box 303, Bridgeton, NJ 08302. Attention: Randy Waller.
Warren was a WWII Army veteran in the European campaign. He achieved rank of SSGT and earned a Bronze Star. He received a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition for his military service that was presented to him by Congressman Frank LoBiondo. Warren never tired of speaking about his war experiences especially to Kristi Birch's classes at Broad Street School.
He was also known as "Robbie" to his customers when he worked as a parts/service manager at various auto dealerships in Cumberland County.
He was an advocate in his beloved Bridgeton, a Special Advisor to the Mayor and was able to accomplish many things in the city including helping establish Veterans' Park and sitting on the Neighborhood Dispute Panel. Warren was admired for his common sense, willingness to help those that asked, and sense of humor.
Survivors are his daughter, Dale (William) Zearfaus; granddaughter, Stephanie Bohn; grandson, Barry Uhland; Jr., great·grandson, Jacksen Uhland; sister, Marie Mulford and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife, Jennie (nee Seibert); his mother, Reba (nee Thompson); his father, Earl; sisters: Dorothy Robinson and Jean Uhland, brothers: Frank, Wayne, Earl, Jr. (Bus), and Lee Robinson.
At the prior request of Mr. Robinson, funeral services will be held privately. The interment will take place in Overlook Cemetery, Bridgeton. Arrangements are under the direction of the Sray-Webster Funeral Home, Upper Deerfield Township.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests making donations in memory of Warren A. Robinson to the VFW, Post 1795, PO Box 303, Bridgeton, NJ 08302. Attention: Randy Waller.
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