Roger Allen Paton Jr.

Birth date: Apr 26, 1958 Death date: Dec 30, 2021

Roger Allen Paton, Jr., affectionately known as “Al” to those who knew and loved him, passed away peacefully on December 30, 2021. He was born in Philadelphia, PA and was 63 years old. Al was the beloved husband of Barbara (Hartm Read Obituary

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1200 Route 130 N, Cinnaminson NJ 08077

856-829-8000

Sally & Rick Hamilton

226w ago

We were devastated to hear of Al's passing. When I think of Al, I think of a truly good man who loved his family and faith. We were blessed to have the most wonderful family as neighbors for awhile. We still miss every one of them! Al was always helping the neighbors. He was my snow angel too, every snowstorm you could count on Al to snowplow our sidewalks. It was such a kind thing to do because Rick would be stuck at work and I would be stuck in the house with the babies. He would come from around the corner and do all the neighbor's sidewalks along the way. I am still thankful!! We were very sorry to miss the service but please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers Sending all our love and hugs during this very difficult time. Sally, Rick, Nick, Sean & Gwen Hamilton

Kimberly Heilman

228w ago

Praying for peace for you all. He was a great guy. I have many good memories of him growing up. So glad I got to visit with him on the beach June 2020. I know he will be so missed - Kim

Patty Howell

228w ago

I'll always remember how Allen loved to fish. I think the earliest memory I have of him is fishing in the surf down the shore. He was around ever since I was a little girl. Parties at our house, coming home from work when I was at the Paton home playing with his baby sister, parties at Bob and Beth's house and lastly when he used to wave on his way by our house in Lawncrest when he worked in Philly.

Isyla Lee

228w ago

My memories of Al
I only met you once or twice.
You have remained in my memories.
I remember your love of fishing.
I remember your open inclusion of me in the extended family circle
I know I must have met you June 14, 1997, but I do not remember you from then.
I do remember June 2013 and the time spent in Ocean City. The walk on the boardwalk, the mini golf, watching you fish and clean your catch.
You will always remain in my memories although your time on earth is gone.
Rest In Peace Al

Pastors Steve And Carol Burton

228w ago

Al was a beautiful spirited great man of God. We were privileged to know him. We know he is with Jesus now! To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. Much Love, Pastors Steve and Carol

David Hopkins

228w ago

Barb and family,

We send our deepest condolences and hugs. It was always a pleasure to talk with Al about his projects. He always had a servant’s heart. He loved his family and he loved God. We are praying for you all during this time of great loss.

Sincerely.
David and Nicole Hopkins

Andy Boettcher

228w ago

Al had the best smile and an inspiring ethic to serve the church. He led the parking team for years at church and set the tone for service that will continue beyond him. Wind, cold, snow, ice, rain, or heat, he was out there smiling and welcoming all of the drivers coming into church. His legacy will live on as the foundational leader for excellent and joyful service in the church.

Jenna Rayesky

228w ago

To Barb, Rick, Christy & Heather,
We am so saddened to hear of the loss of your beloved Husband and Dad. We have very fond memories of him, his beaming smile and laugh, and his ability to put you at ease in his company. The love and joy within your family was evident and beautiful to be around. He will be deeply missed. Holding you all close to our hearts. Sincerely, Jenna & Steven Rayesky

Lorie Nixon

228w ago

Al & Barbara were there in our time of need 20 years ago! Such a loving, caring Man of God. What a celebration when he was received at the portal of Glory. Our Hearts hurt for those left behind, but know it is only for a little while.
Our Love & Prayers to Barb and Family. May the Peace of God carry you. Dennis & Lorie Nixon

Kim Boettcher

228w ago

I close my eyes and so many memories come to mind: meeting Al for the first time in the Yoder's backyard after he watched Rick in a baseball game; walking Christy and then a few years later Heather down the aisle; the church parking lot--TONS of memories of Al serving and leading the Parking Team! But where my mind goes the most is seeing Al and Barb together! They loved to be together....all.the.time! He thoroughly loved her, enjoyed her, and often, relied on her. They were a team.

At church we talk about "bighearted love," well, that was how Al served! And who could forget his big hearty laugh? His laugh made you know that he really enjoyed life, he enjoyed people!

So thankful for the confidence that Al is with the Lord he loved and served.

Kim Boettcher

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Givnish Funeral Home Cinnaminson

1200 Route 130 N, Cinnaminson NJ 08077

856-829-8000

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