Albert Francis Regensburger, III

Albert F. Regensburger III, 80, of Jupiter, FL, passed away peacefully on May 10, 2026, surrounded by the love of his family. Born on August 22, 1945, in New Haven, Connecticut, Al lived a life defined by devotion to family, hard work, generosity, and simple joys shared with those he loved. Al was raised in Southern California, where he began building the strong work ethic and warm personality that would define his life. He proudly served his country in the United States Air Force Reserves. Throughout his career, he worked for Stanley Home Products before relocating to Chicago and later Pennsylvania, where he dedicated many years to Schweber Electronics and Modern Equipment until his retirement in 2012. Above all else, Al was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He shared 49 wonderful years of marriage with his beloved wife, Roxana, whose companionship and love were the center of his life. Together they built a family that brought him endless pride and happiness. 

Albert was predeceased by his parents, Albert and Ellen Regensburger. He is survived by his loving wife, Roxana; his children, James Regensburger and his wife Danielle, Pamela Maciotro and her husband Frank, Albert Regensburger IV, Samantha Camaerei and her husband Anthony, and daughter-in-law Ann Regensburger; brothers, James Regensburger, Michael Regensburger and Brian Regensburger; sisters, Nancy Houlihan and Lynn Cortes. He also leaves behind 13 cherished grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, all of whom brought immense joy to his life. His grandchildren especially treasured the tradition of trips to Dairy Queen with their grandfather — simple outings filled with laughter, treats, and memories they will carry with them forever. 

In retirement, Al and Roxana spent the last 13 years living in Jupiter, Florida, enjoying the sunshine and the peaceful life they built together. Al loved cooking, grilling, and entertaining family and friends, and some of his happiest moments were spent around the grill, preparing meals that brought everyone together. He also enjoyed trying his luck with scratch-off lottery tickets, a simple pleasure that always brought a smile to his face. He was known for his gentle heart and love of animals, often feeding squirrels by hand from the deck of his Pennsylvania home. Al will be remembered for his kindness, his sense of humor, his unwavering love for his family, and the warmth he brought to every gathering. His legacy lives on in the lives of all who knew and loved him. 

A private family service will be held to celebrate Al's life.