Albert Joseph Robinson Jr

Reverend Albert Joseph Robinson Jr. 55, of Mobile, Alabama, passed away on May 26, 2026. A devoted man of faith, loving family member, and steadfast brother, his life was defined by a deep commitment to serving God and his fellow man. Born on July 5, 1970 in Pensacola, Florida, Albert dedicated his early years to furthering his education at the University of South Alabama where he earned a BA in Adult Studies as well as Lift Bible College and Seminary, where he earned both a BA in Divinity and a Master’s Degree in Theology. Albert also worked diligently on advancing in his career as a department head for The City of Mobile. He later answered a profound spiritual calling while at his home church, St. John African Methodist Episcopal Church, dedicating his life to the ministry. His first appointment was Friendship A.M.E. Church where he served for 5 years sharing many special milestones such as the wedding of his daughter and the baptism of his grandson. Friendship held a special place in his heart and he considered them family and often reminded them to hold onto his favorite Scripture Exodus 14:14 when life became overwhelming. As the beloved Pastor of Greater Montrose A.M.E Church in Montrose Alabama for 9 years, he faithfully guided his congregation with love, compassion, wisdom, and grace, where he encouraged them by reminding them often “love is what love does.” He married the love of his life, Tracy Fassbender Robinson, on November 30, 1996, and together they built a beautiful life grounded in love and community. In addition, Albert was an avid outdoorsman. He started Kushla's Wild Boys with his “brothers” Dewadrick Baldwin, Corey Wilson and Brian Thomas together they worked ensure the representation of African Americans in the industry as well as introducing children to the joys of hunting and fishing. It was a legacy he passed down to his grandchildren Logan and Jaelyn who loved hunting and fishing like their Paw Paw. Beyond his spiritual leadership, Albert was a pillar of the Masonic fraternity. He was a proud member of Pine Grove Lodge #639 Daphne Alabama where he served and held the title of Past Master. His deep devotion to the Masonic principles of brotherly love, relief, and truth was evident in both his leadership within the Lodge and his charitable works across the community. Whether he was guiding others in the Lodge or delivering a Sunday sermon, he naturally brought people together. He was preceded in death by his parents, Albert Joseph Robinson Sr. and Gladys Watkins Robinson, his paternal grandparents Emerson Robinson Sr. and Mary Robinson and his maternal grandparents Cammie Watkins Sr. and Lizzy Mae Watkins. He leaves behind to cherish his memory his loving wife of 32 years, Tracy Robinson his precious daughter Kelsey (Johnny)Anderson his adored grandchildren, Logan Joseph and Jaelyn Noelle; and a large extended family, along with countless friends, church members, and Masonic brothers whose lives he profoundly touched. A celebration of his life and faith will be held on June 9, 2026 at 11am at St. John African Methodist Episcopal Church located at 6070 St. John’s Chapel Rd. Eight mile Alabama 36613. A Masonic Memorial Service will be conducted during the ceremony by the brethren of Pine Grove Lodge #369. In lieu of cut flowers, the family kindly requests potted arrangements that can be taken home and nurtured as there will be no burial.

Albert Joseph Robinson Jr

July 5, 1970 - May 26, 2026