Robert Lewandowski October 26, 1955-July 16, 2026 (age 70)

Following a long and courageous battle, Bob passed away at home, in the arms of his loved ones. Beloved husband of Chris (nee Nick). Devoted father of Sarah Lewandowski (Todd Hess), Rebecca Lewandowski (Levi Thornton), and Abigail Lewandowski. Loving grandfather of Hazel Lew Hess. Loved by many brothers, sisters, and in-laws.

Bob was born into a family of two siblings, sister Fran and brother Sonny. He was raised in Philadelphia by his parents, Stanley and Amelia Lewandowski.  Bob was a graduate of George Washington High School, Valley Forge Bible College, and Gloucester County College.

Bob’s early adult years were spent in Christian Ministry.  He retired after a long career in the healthcare field working as a Respiratory Therapist.

Bob married Chris in 1979.   They recently celebrated their forty-seventh wedding anniversary. Above all else, Bob treasured Chris.   She knew he was always on her side, participating in any and all joys, heartaches, plans and antics.   They have three daughters Sarah, Rebecca, and Abigail.   They raised their family in Washington Township, NJ.  His family came first at all times.  Bob was sentimental, known for tearing up when reading birthday cards.   Bob was the original “Girl Dad”.

Bob married into a family of eleven children.  He immediately embraced Mom and Pop Nick and all the in-laws, as they did him.  His love extended to his nephews and nieces, who have returned it in-kind.   Bob is known by all for his kind, gentle and generous spirit.   He never hesitated to open his home to anyone in need.  He loved having a house filled with people.   Bob loved his friends although they knew he would never remember the details of plans.   He and Chris are blessed with too many fun memories to recount.   His friends have been lovingly supportive through the years, particularly those marred by health issues.

Bob was a talented bass player who loved the Beatles.   He took great joy in his final years living near the water and watching sunsets.

Bob was a man of faith.   His gentle demonstration of Christ’s love impacted many.   He firmly believed that when he slipped the bonds of this earth he was going to a better place, filled with loved ones gone ahead.   He personified the reward promised in the scriptures:

His Lord said unto him, “Well done thou good and faithful servant…enter thou into the joy of thy Lord” Matthew 25:21

Family and friends are welcome to attend his visitation Wednesday, July 22^nd 9:00 – 11:00 AM at the Egizi Funeral Home, 119 Ganttown Rd., Washington Twp. Funeral service 11:00 AM.

“A Life Well Lived Is Worth Remembering”