Jerry Robertson Obituary – Jerry Robertson, 83, of Burlington died at Twin Lakes Retirement Community on Monday, June 7, 2021. A local of Alamance County, he was the spouse of Jeanne Swanner Robertson, who endures and the child of Swanson Robertson and Ruby Buff Robertson, both expired. Mr. Robertson was President of the Class of ’55 at Walter Williams High School and got a grant to Duke University. After four years he moved on from Duke where he was Captain of the Duke Blue Devils b-ball group. He procured his Master’s Degree and Doctorate of Education from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Following quite a while, Jerry resigned as an instructor and went into the propane gas business with Green’s Fuel Gas Company in Alamance County and around the state. Later he became President of the North Carolina Propane Gas Association.

Jerry adored games and was consistently grateful for the opportunites he was given through games. Any time he wasn’t going with his significant other for her business, he was going to whatever games were being held at Elon University. He cherished becoming acquainted with the Elon Athletes and watching them develop more than four years. He was respected with Elon’s renowned Elon Medallion for his commitments to the University and to Elon Athletics explicitly. He delighted in contending in the nearby, state and public senior games for quite a long time in badminton, winning Gold Medals more than once in singles and in copies with Dr. Alan White. He additionally won Mixed Doubles with Penny Butler and Dr. Janie Brown in the State Games. He cherished time went through with his playing golf amigos.

Jerry delighted in “taking care of” and empowering youngsters. He invested as much energy on a case by case basis to show his child and grandsons, yet in addition youngsters in the local who needed to figure out how to play every one of the games he played.

Notwithstanding his significant other, survivors incorporate his child, Walter B. “Beaver” Bowline, III of Cumming, GA; two grandsons, Ryder Monroe Bowline of Fredericksburg, VA and Gray Swanner Bowline, a rising senior at Elon; and numerous nieces and nephews just as a grandniece and grandnephews. He was gone before in death by his twin sister, Ginger Robertson Campbell.