Jonathan T. Robertson

Jonathan Thomas Robertson was born in Washington, MO on April 21st, 1997. He was appropriately named after the warrior Jonathan, Son of Saul , from the Bible and proved to be a fighter his entire life.   

Jonathan, or 'Jon' was a vibrant, beautiful, kind, and generous soul. He was the second born child to Bill and Jeanne Robertson, being a source of encouragement and love to those around him but especially to his siblings. He loved his entire family fiercely and would do anything to be their protector. 

Jonathan spent his younger years hunting and fishing with his brother and dad, known to have a good aim and determination in everything he did. Growing up in the country, his love for nature came through at an early age. He would often be playing in the family creek or riding his bicycle to the Berger Bottoms. 

Somewhere along the way, he found a passion for music and playing the guitar. When he wasn't belting tunes, he would frequently listen to music; always eager to share a good song or artist to those around him. In addition to his love for music, he enjoyed reading and often expressed himself through writing and drawing. 

He possessed many genuine traits including being a hard-worker, never speaking ill of others and had a deep love for God and his faith. He loved others and accepted people for who they were. He loved deeply and would make sure he could help others in any way he could. He was a bright light in this world and he will be dearly missed.

Jonathan is survived by his father, Bill Robertson of Krakow, Missouri. His sister, Jessica Lundgren and husband Taylor Lundgren of Austin, TX. His brother David Robertson of Columbia, MO and sister Audrey Robertson and partner Cory Miller of Washington, MO. Jonathan is also survived by his brothers and sister, Billy Robertson and Katrina Robertson who reside in Illinois and Jeremy Meyer of Union, MO. His nephews Vincent Miller and Taylor Meyer and nieces Shelby and Riley Grove. Jonathan had many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends that he is survived by that he loved and that loved him.

Jonathan is preceded in death by his mother, Jeanne Siebert-Robertson of Washington, MO, his grandparents Verna and Tom Siebert of Washington, MO and grandmother Mary Ellen Robertson of Washington, MO. 

The family would like to believe he is at peace and with his mom now at this time. A Celebration of Life will be held on October 1st, 2022 at 5 pm at the KC Hall Pavillion in Washington, MO. If you would like to send flowers, feel free to send them to Nieburg-Vitt, Miller Funeral home in Washington, MO.

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