Birth date: Sep 30, 1946 Death date: Sep 13, 2020
Albert Bernard Watkins (73) was born in Gambrills, Maryland to the late Richard and Mary Watkins. Albert departed this earthly life at home surrounded by family and friends on September 13, 2020. Albert was educated in Anne Arunde Read Obituary
Wow Albert was a guy when you First meet him He will smile and share a joke or two. We really enjoy being around him. One laugh after another such a awesome great spirited guys. Dean and Emma and the family I know you have lots of treasure memories and Now a Angel watching over you all. I’m still here for you all if needed praying for your strength R.I.P Albert you will be missed
Sending my prayers to the family
My deepest condolences to your family. Praying for your family because prayer changes things.
Uncle Albert is a welcoming, loving and fun spirit. We are grateful to have been loved by such a man. What a blessing that he lived into his 70s. As a girl I paid attention to how the men in my life interacted with their ladies, he was very affectionate with Aunt Dean (little girl giggle). My #RelationshipGoals, are from longtime marriages!
I will miss the stories he told of his dad and brothers.
Family please know that we want to be there with you all and we love you so much.
My condolence to the family. May God bless you an comfort you during these tough days.TS an Dorothy Leonard
There are so many memories of my brother that I will cherish forever. Since he was the last brother his job was to keep the family safe and together. He was loved by many because of his charming personality. Whenever I asked for his opinion he always gave it to me straight. Either I was a dummy or he would say, now that's a good ideal. I will cherish our talks forever in my heart. Even though he made me mad sometimes I always knew he had my best interest at heart. Gonna miss King Albert but he is at peace now.
So sorry for your loss. God be with you and your family as you go through this difficult time I remember Albert at the dances the van club and coming to your house. Shirley Pratt
