Frank P. "Chubby" Jadevaia

Frank "Chubby" was a good man with a big heart & would visit my family's house on the end of Helm Ave usually on Sunday to have a coffee & chat with my parents .... My father & him were good friends as we're our families.. Here is a picture from the early 70's of "Chubby" & my father in our driveway.. He was a legend at the Little League field as an umpire then became a crossing guard in the town of Wood-Ridge which he loved... Rest In Peace "Chubby"

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Joe, Patti, Courtney, Jack and the rest of the Jadevaia family, we are so sorry for your loss. We will miss seeing Grandpa Chubby at the holidays and special events. He always had us laughing! He will be dearly missed.

Love,

Jackie, Scott, Ryan and Erin Bartel

To Aunt Denise, Uncle Frank, Alyssa, Kyle, Christy, and the rest of the Jadevaia family:

I am very saddened to hear of Mr. Jadevaia's passing. He was a wonderful and kind-hearted man, who I'll always remember as being so happy and having a positive outlook on life. It was always a joy to see him at family gatherings, and I'll never forget the many happy memories I have at him. One memory that sticks out is when the entire family played Dog Bingo on Christmas 2019, bringing together people ages 87 to 4 (Jasper). Mr. Jadevaia won the game once, and exclaimed, "I won!" That was truly a fun game to play as a family, and I still enjoy it today. My deepest condolences go out during this difficult time.

My deepest condolences to you and your family. My crazy story from when I first met Frank was when I was picking up my daughter at Doyle School. I had my grandfather's Maxwell house jacket on, and Frank said to me, and I quote "where did you get that jacket". Well, I'm from Jersey City so I gave it back to him, lol we started talking and come to find out my grandfather was his foremen at Maxwell house AND he didn't care for him (my grandfather). I thought this dude, yet we were cracking up, Frank did like my Uncle George & my Uncle Ray they all played on the same team. What a great soul, many great memories with him. May he rest in peace, thank you for always watching out for our kids.

Sincerely,
Valerie, Harlee, Nicholas and Cheyenne

Mr J was a Helm Ave Wood/Ridge icon . He gave me my first Job as a youth. Many of games Mr J was behind home plate. I was on the first base line . Took him three years before he let me go behind the plate. Always put out his hand to say hello to me . Let the lord shower you with his love till eternity . And peace surround the Jadavia family at this time of sorrow .
RIP Mr J

Our deepest condolences.
John and Patricia Freudenreich

Our deepest condolences to the Jadevaia family. Audrey, John M, JoAnn Gall