Albert Klink, passed peacefully on December 30, 2020, at the age of 77, of Bellmawr.
Beloved husband of 55 years to Barbara Klink (nee Carfagno). Devoted father of Danielle (Vince), Nicole (Kevin), and Michelle (Joe). Loving grandfather of Liam, Aidan, Emily, Joey, and Nora. Also survived by his cherished dog, Lady. Preceded in death by his parents, Albert and Leonore (nee Danielius).
Albert grew up in Southwest Philadelphia and attended West Catholic High School. He proudly served with the US Air Force and was stationed in Hawaii. Albert retired from the US Postal Service after 33 years of service. In retirement, he enjoyed working for Rapid Rover and Canal's Liquor Store. Albert was an avid fan of all Philadelphia sports teams. He loved spending time with his family down the shore. He played basketball for many years and was also a basketball referee. Albert was a member of American Legion Post 133 in Woodbury and an usher at Annunciation BVM Church in Bellmawr. He enjoyed working in the beer garden at the Church carnival. Uncle Al will be remembered for his kindness and his sense of humor.
Services and interment are private at the request of the family.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in to the Wounded Warrior Project, PO Box 758517, Topeka, KS 66675.
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Al was one of my best drivers. He was always dependable. His kind demeanor was like a breath of fresh air. Rest in peace pal and I will see you some day on the other side. Condolences to family and friends
I was very sorry to hear of the passing of Al Klink. He was always very kind to me in our school and church encounters. When we were very new to Annunciation, my son graduated kindergarten. I was the only one able to attend. Since this was in the days of cameras, not cell phones, I had no pictures of my son and me together. Al came up to us in the schoolyard, said we needed a picture together, and he took the picture. That is why I have that valuable photo/reminder today. My very deepest condolences to his equally kind family.
Kathleen S. Fields
Former Principal, Annunciation Regional School
Al the "Colonel" Klink was one of the finest men I have had the pleasure of employing. This kind and gentle soul had customers laughing all the way to the airport.
Jerry McFadden Rapid Rover
John Ardite
I enjoyed our Friday night time together. I will miss the the laughs & good times we had. My heart goes out to Al’s family. Rest in peace Al.
Yesterday I spoke with my neighbor, a young man who worked with Al at Canals Liquor many years ago. He and his brother, who also worked with Al, said they toasted Al with a few beers and reminisced about the great times they had with him. It made me think we should live our lives so that when we die, people of another generation, with whom we had a brief acquaintance, will remember us with a smile and a raise a glass to us. God bless you, Al, you touched many lives and warmed many hearts.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. He always had a kind word for Janell when she was an altar server and sent us off with a smile every Sunday after mass. May God smile on him now for all the kindness he showed others.
Gonna miss u and our weekly talks keep watching over me. And look for jordan
We are deeply sorry for your loss. The closeness that you share as a family is a blessing and may the fondest of memories get you through this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers for strength and comfort are with you. Love, John and Carmela
Al & I were neighbors and the best of friends for 54 years. We joined American Legion Post 133 in Woodbury together on the same day 33 years ago, and spent many great times there playing pool, shuffleboard. horseshoes, and darts with all the friends made there over those years. Those were just a few of the many great times Al and I shared together, and I will miss him badly. He was a very loving husband, father, grandfather and friend...the best!
My sincerest condolences to his entire family. ROY BRIGGS
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