Birth date: Jan 31, 1942 Death date: Sep 15, 2023
Joseph T. “Chris” Vanderstine, 81, of Haddon Heights, NJ, passed away peacefully at his home on September 15, 2023. Born in Philadelphia, PA on January 31, 1942 to Joseph W. and Anna P. Vanderstine. Devoted husband to the late Ka Read Obituary
I will miss Uncle Chris a lot. My favorite memories are being at his pool with him, going out to dinner with him, and him being just a block away. I remember working on his pool every summer and helping him with the garden. He planted cucumbers because he knew they were my favorite. He was like a grandpa to me and he was very special. Love you Man -Grayson
Uncle Chris will be greatly missed! I will miss: his broccoli rabe and Delbuono rolls left at our door, our pizza Fridays (he always brought me flowers and Italian bread - what more could a woman ask for?), 7 am visits and coffee, his calls on every birthday and anniversary (he was always the first to call), summers swimming in his crystal blue pool with the fridge stacked in 1801B, our Christmas day celebrations - these are just to name a few. I appreciated how prompt, reliable and helpful Uncle Chris was. He was there for EVERYTHING - taking care of our cats while we were away, helping with outside Christmas lights, being there for Grayson's pre-school plays and sixth grade graduation (and everything in between). What I am mostly grateful for is the role he played in Perry's life. It's because of Uncle Chris that Perry is the man that he is today. Love you man! Rebecca
I remember all the times Uncle Joe would take me on job sites to measure for new structures so he could draw blueprints. He truly was a great man he took the time to show me how to do many things from playing golf, reading and drawing blueprints, and just how to have a good time. He was always there for me and I am going to miss the happy birthday and holiday calls. He was truly a main piller in the family and will be truly missed.
