Birth date: Jul 20, 1930 Death date: Feb 24, 2021
Alfred J. Readinger passed away peacefully on Wednesday, February 24, 2021 at Samaritan Hospice in Mt. Holly. Born in Philadelphia to William and Genevieve Readinger, Al was 90 years old. He was a resident of Cinnaminson for the l Read Obituary
I shared a classroom with Al when I began my teaching career. He was so helpful and very funny and I am so sadden to hear about his passing. He talked about his wife and son often and it was obvious that he loved them very much. My condolences to his family and friends. Rest In Peace Al. ❤️
Mr. Readinger taught me in Pennsauken Junior High. I remember him as tough but fair. He put up with our antics until he didn’t. He joined us a couple years ago at Pinsetters for the Class of ‘74 mini reunion. He brought lots of pics and memorabilia. It was so wonderful of him to join us. What a special day for all of us. My sympathies to the family. May he Rest In Peace. Jill Kimakovich
I offer my most sincere condolences to Al’s family. When I joined the Pennsauken Junior High faculty in 1972, Al was the “wing commander,” essentially the disciplinarian of the eighth grade wing. He was fair, firm and always ready with a disarming joke. Respected by students and teachers alike. It was a pleasure to work under his tutelage. RIP Al.
What a wonderful teacher and man. It was a pleasure to know him.
Kathy Davidson
He was my home room teacher as well as English...I remember the way he reacted after JFzK was shot....Anyone who had him for a teacher was better for it....
Al was my godfather and he treated me very well especially on my birthday and Christmas. He was a generous, fun loving guy and good at telling jokes. He would take my brothers and me on fishing trips to the Jersey Shore when we were kids. These were some of the best times that I ever had. Just hanging around the house with Uncle Al was always a good time.
Al was a great guy. Bernie Collins and I replaced the roof of the house in Cinnaminson. It was the middle of July and the temperature was around 100 degrees while we worked. Boy was it hot. I'm sorry to hear of his passing. He will be missed.
Erik Williams
I met Al many years ago when he was dating my friend from Fannie Mae, Ann Kiry. Ann and I had been on a trip to Jamaica, and he met us at the airport when we arrived back. It didn't take long to me to size him up as a warm and gentle man. When my husband and I attended their wedding a few years later, I remember it as a joyful, beautiful event. We've lost touch over the years, but I still remember those days with a smile. Our sincere condolences to you Ann, your son and the rest of your family. You're in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Pat Faunce Smith and Don
