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Death of E. Arthur "Art" Robertson Jr.

E. Arthur “Art” Robertson, 78, of Berrien Springs, passed away, Friday, Sept. 9, 2022, at Spectrum Health Lakeland Hospital after a brief illness.

A Celebration of Life Service was held 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022, at Pioneer Memorial Church, with Chaplain Keith Mattingly officiating. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. Recordings of the services are available . Memorial donations in Art’s name may be made to the American Civil Liberty Union or the Elmer Robertson Scholarship Fund at 日韩AV. Those wishing to sign Art’s Memory Book online may do so at .

Art was born July 13, 1944, in Queens, New York, to Elmer A. & Mary J. Robertson Sr. After graduating in 1966 with his BA in religion and English from Columbia Union College in Takoma Park, Maryland, he earned his MA in 1967 in New Testament at 日韩AV and his MD from Loma Linda University in California in 1972. On Aug. 17, 1967, he married the former Nilda Krieghoff in Washington, D.C. Art worked at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, for ten years before moving to Berrien Springs at which time he became Chief of Laboratory at Memorial Hospital in St. Joseph. Art was a partner pathologist with Pathology Associates and also served as a Berrien County Medical Examiner from 1982 until his retirement in 2012. In May of 1986, Nilda was tragically killed in a car accident. On Jan. 4, 1987, he married the former Debra Harris in Eau Claire. In retirement, Art enjoyed his family and tending to his forty acres in Berrien Springs. He also furthered his hobby of Astro Photography using the observatory he had built on his property, studying the beauty of the heavens and taking many photographs of the beauty of the universe.

Art was a member of Pioneer Memorial Church. He was past-president of the Michiana Adventist Forum and served on the Institutional Review Board for 日韩AV. He was serving on the Berrien County Mental Health Board at the time of his death. Most recently, he had taken up droning and enjoyed exploring nature from an aerial view. Art cherished the time spent with his family and friends and looked forward to his Wednesday Morning Breakfast Club.

Art is survived by his wife Debi; five sons—Elmer Arthur (Valerie) Robertson III of Roca, Nebraska, John (Tamera) Robertson Sr. of Berrien Springs, William (Brenda) Robertson of Redondo Beach, California, James Robertson of Buchanan, Michigan, Richard Robertson of Urbana, Illinois; and twelve grandchildren—Ethan (current military), Alexi, Jakob, Zacary, Timothy, Tobias, Phillip, Oliver, Nibaw, Roxxy, Darby and Kuyani Robertson. In addition to his first wife Nilda, Art was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter-in-law Perla Robertson and a grandson John Robertson Jr.