Al Scheuerman, 52, of Cream Ridge, New Jersey passed away suddenly at his home surrounded by his loving family.   He will invariably leave a void that cannot be filled and will be immensely missed.

Al was born in Neptune, NJ, and lived in several states before landing in Titusville, NJ. He graduated from Hopewell Valley High School and attended Mercer County College. Al and Lisa married in 1996 and welcomed their three boys. He was a dedicated husband/father who shared his passion for skiing, outdoors, travel, and annual vacations that will live on in each of us. He was so proud of the young men his boys have become, it's all he talked about. They loved him for his unwavering loyalty, compassion, devotion, and adventurous spirit he brought to our home. The impact he left will live on through all of us. He was always there to lend a hand/ear to anyone who needed it, he was an all-around handyman who knew how to do everything and helped anyone in need, and he made friends with whoever was in listening distance if he could. He worked for WTI and his passion and dedication to that family was unwavering as well; I know he will be sorely missed. Goodbye for now my love.

Al is survived by his loving wife of 35 years, Lisa Scheuerman; his three amazing children, Chris, Conner, and Justin Scheuerman; his father, Robert Scheuerman (Judy); his brother, Robert Scheuerman (Josie) and their sons, Rob and Stanley Scheuerman; his sister, Hannah Scheuerman and her sons, Joshua & Jaxon; his aunt, Patricia DePinto (Damiano) and their children, Gina Singer, Krissy and John DePinto; his uncles, Bob Antico and son, Matt, and John Antico (Sandy) and their daughter, Jenna; Bill (Louise) and their children, Karl, Bill & Liesel and his sisters-in-law, Sandi Walder (Steffe), Claudia Olswfski (Luke and Sarah), Leah Scheuerman (John), and Bonnie Rand; and many other family members and all his closest friends who meant the world to him. Al is also survived by the love of his life, his dog Charlie who misses him dearly.

He was predeceased by his mother Carole Antico, brother John Scheuerman and father-in-law Fred Procaccini.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Oncology Department at give2.chop.edu in honor of Conner Scheuerman.

Private family service will be held at a future date, to be determined. Arrangements are under the direction of Peppler Funeral Home, Allentown.