JOHN W. FRITZ JR.

To the Ftitz family
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time. I have so many fond memories of "the tootsie roll man" from Bound Brook UM church. Mr Fritz was a special man. He always slipped me extra tootsie rolls being one of the youngest children of the group.

To the Fritz family
I knew the judge when he used to come to preach in Butler, NJ when Rev. Alf Olson was away. His preaching was so wonderful with such a great sense of humor. Then Linda was working at Butler UMC as the youth pastor. I lost track and moved down to Somerset. The judge's name would come up here and there including helping Lindsey Vitale and her mother, Sandy, teach a trial course in the county court room for their 5th grade classes. Then Lindsey's aunt, Barbara Bujak O'Donnell was a victim of a malpractice trial and we saw the judge's portrait while we were there. The last time I saw the judge was at an anniversary service and lunch at the Bridgewater UMC for our anniversary. He will be missed and touched many people's lives.
LMB

Mrs Fritz and family. Mom (aline wankow) told me of Mr Fritz' passing. Suffice it to say he had an impact on my life. I will always remember his good humor, wise advice and tootsie rolls. .... Well done thou good and faithful servant.

To Mrs.Fritz & Family, We would like to send our condolences. We remember when The Judge married us August21,2004. He said we were made for each other. He was a wonderful man and would surely be missed. Harry & Ruth Ward

Dear Mrs. Fritz,
I am a member of the Bound Brook UMC and fondly remember when Judge Fritz would give a sermon in the absence of the minister. He was a delighful person, one of humor and honesty. He will be sadly missed. I will keep you in my prayers as you go through this difficult time.