Jeff Bunnell

Jeff was my best friend over the 50+ years that I knew him. We had fun in Key Cub while in high school. We both went to Rutgers. He loved his garden and proudly showed me what was growing there. Over the years we went to many Somerset Patriots ball games. He was a faithful friend and he will be deeply missed. Jane, Eamon, Kelsey and I offer Peggy, Susan and the family our deepest condolences.

My sincere condolences to Jeff's family and loved ones. Our house in NP, being only several blocks away from the Bunnell's, the Hansen brother's, grew up spending hours,-- playing, riding bikes, exploring the woods, cub scouts, little league, all sports etc. from Kindergarden thru H.S! Jeff was always very kind and gentle, a gifted student and athlete! As we all know he excelled as a student and great swimmer, but also he was a leader! I lost touch with Jeff after college when I moved to...

Jeff was a fine man and a good friend in school. Neither of the sports we loved were well attended so Jeff used to come and support the wrestling team and I would go and support the swim team. He always gave 100% effort. Jeff was a big, strong swimmer, but always kind and gentle with us guys half his size. I never remember him saying an unkind word about anyone. Everyone I knew liked and respected him, as I did. He was a true gentleman. My wife and I used to get together with Jeff from time...

I went to Watching Avenue Presbyterian Church where I have fond memories of Jeff. We were both members of the youth group. I also graduated from NPHS IN 1965 along with Jeff. I will remember him as a smart, funny, respectful person. May he Rest In Peace .
My heartfelt feelings of sadness go out to his family & friends.
Joan (McClow) Palermo