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Obituary published on Legacy.com by Bradley Funeral Home - Marlton on Sep. 17, 2025.
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Reinaldo "Nene" Negron Jr., a cherished father, son, brother, and partner, suddenly passed away on September 10, 2025, at the age of 44. Born on December 27, 1980, in Caguas Puerto Rico, Reinaldo's infectious laughter and boundless love for life left an indelible mark on all who knew him.
Reinaldo grew up in the vibrant Ironbound section of Newark, where he formed lifelong friendships and discovered his passions. He was a devoted son to his parents, Reinaldo "Rey" Sr. and Ivette "Betty", and a loving brother to Ivette "Bibi" Negron, his sister. His family grew to include his beloved sons, Ethen and Zabdiel, who were the light of his life. Reinaldo's family circle extended to his stepsiblings, Arlene Negron and Edward Morciglio, as well as his treasured nieces and nephews, Nina, Lisy, Rey-Rey, Ivy, Ricky and his great niece Adelis. His life was further enriched by his life partner, Raquel Maldonado, stepdaughter Celina and the countless aunts, uncles, and friends who were like family to him.
Reinaldo's dream was realized when he earned his CDL and took to the open roads as an independent tractor-trailer truck driver. His faithful companion, a dog named "Blue," was often by his side, serving as his co-pilot and best buddy on countless adventures. Reinaldo's work was not just a job; it was a journey that he embraced with enthusiasm and pride.
Family was the cornerstone of Reinaldo's life. He cherished every moment with his parents, and his love for his sons was unparalleled. His presence at family gatherings was a source of joy and laughter, as he had a natural gift for making everyone around him smile. Reinaldo's adventurous spirit was matched by his loving nature, which endeared him to many.
An avid sports fan, Reinaldo enjoyed playing basketball and baseball with his childhood friends. He was a loyal supporter of his favorite teams, the Giants, Yankees, and Lakers and his enthusiasm was contagious. His love for salsa, slow jams and freestyle music could be felt in his every step, and he relished the chance to dance and celebrate life. Reinaldo also found pleasure in simple things like a good meal, farm animals, cars and riding his motorcycle and ATV.
Relatives and friends are invited to his visitation on Sunday September 21st from 12-3 PM at the Bradley Funeral Home, 601 Rt.73 South, Marlton, NJ 08053. A prayer service will take place at 1:30 Sunday at the funeral home. All services will be concluded at 3 PM on Sunday. Interment will be private.
Reinaldo "Nene" Negrón Jr., un querido padre, hijo, hermano y compañero, falleció repentinamente el 10 de septiembre de 2025, a los 44 años. Nacido el 27 de diciembre de 1980 en Caguas, Puerto Rico, la risa contagiosa de Reinaldo y su inmenso amor por la vida dejaron una huella imborrable en todos los que lo conocieron.
Reinaldo creció en la vibrante sección de Ironbound en Newark, donde formó amistades para toda la vida y descubrió sus pasiones. Fue un hijo devoto para sus padres, Reinaldo "Rey" Sr. e Ivette "Betty", y un hermano amoroso para su hermana, Ivette "Bibi" Negrón. Su familia creció para incluir a sus amados hijos, Ethen y Zabdiel, quienes eran la luz de su vida. El círculo familiar de Reinaldo también incluía a sus hermanastros, Arlene Negrón y Edward Morciglio, así como a sus queridos sobrinos y sobrinas, Nina, Lisy, Rey-Rey, Ivy, Ricky y su sobrina-nieta Adelis. Su vida fue enriquecida aún más por su compañera de vida, Raquel Maldonado, su hijastra Celina y los incontables tíos, tías y amigos que eran como familia para él.
El sueño de Reinaldo se hizo realidad cuando obtuvo su licencia CDL y tomó las carreteras abiertas como conductor independiente de camión de tractor-remolque. Su fiel compañero, un perro llamado Blue, solía estar a su lado, sirviendo como copiloto y mejor amigo en incontables aventuras. El trabajo de Reinaldo no era solo un empleo; era un viaje que abrazaba con entusiasmo y orgullo.
La familia fue la piedra angular en la vida de Reinaldo. Atesoraba cada momento con sus padres, y su amor por sus hijos no tenía comparación. Su presencia en las reuniones familiares era fuente de alegría y risas, ya que tenía un don natural para hacer sonreír a todos a su alrededor. El espíritu aventurero de Reinaldo estaba acompañado de su naturaleza amorosa, lo cual lo hizo entrañable para muchos.
Apasionado del deporte, Reinaldo disfrutaba jugar baloncesto y béisbol con sus amigos de la infancia. Fue un leal seguidor de sus equipos favoritos, los Giants, Yankees y Lakers, y su entusiasmo era contagioso. Su amor por la salsa, el slow jam y la música freestyle se sentía en cada uno de sus pasos, y gozaba cada oportunidad de bailar y celebrar la vida. Reinaldo también encontraba placer en las cosas simples, como una buena comida, los animales de granja, los autos y pasear en su motocicleta y su ATV.
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Reinaldo grew up in the vibrant Ironbound section of Newark, where he formed lifelong friendships and discovered his passions. He was a devoted son to his parents, Reinaldo "Rey" Sr. and Ivette "Betty", and a loving brother to Ivette "Bibi" Negron, his sister. His family grew to include his beloved sons, Ethen and Zabdiel, who were the light of his life. Reinaldo's family circle extended to his stepsiblings, Arlene Negron and Edward Morciglio, as well as his treasured nieces and nephews, Nina, Lisy, Rey-Rey, Ivy, Ricky and his great niece Adelis. His life was further enriched by his life partner, Raquel Maldonado, stepdaughter Celina and the countless aunts, uncles, and friends who were like family to him.
Reinaldo's dream was realized when he earned his CDL and took to the open roads as an independent tractor-trailer truck driver. His faithful companion, a dog named "Blue," was often by his side, serving as his co-pilot and best buddy on countless adventures. Reinaldo's work was not just a job; it was a journey that he embraced with enthusiasm and pride.
Family was the cornerstone of Reinaldo's life. He cherished every moment with his parents, and his love for his sons was unparalleled. His presence at family gatherings was a source of joy and laughter, as he had a natural gift for making everyone around him smile. Reinaldo's adventurous spirit was matched by his loving nature, which endeared him to many.
An avid sports fan, Reinaldo enjoyed playing basketball and baseball with his childhood friends. He was a loyal supporter of his favorite teams, the Giants, Yankees, and Lakers and his enthusiasm was contagious. His love for salsa, slow jams and freestyle music could be felt in his every step, and he relished the chance to dance and celebrate life. Reinaldo also found pleasure in simple things like a good meal, farm animals, cars and riding his motorcycle and ATV.
Relatives and friends are invited to his visitation on Sunday September 21st from 12-3 PM at the Bradley Funeral Home, 601 Rt.73 South, Marlton, NJ 08053. A prayer service will take place at 1:30 Sunday at the funeral home. All services will be concluded at 3 PM on Sunday. Interment will be private.
Reinaldo "Nene" Negrón Jr., un querido padre, hijo, hermano y compañero, falleció repentinamente el 10 de septiembre de 2025, a los 44 años. Nacido el 27 de diciembre de 1980 en Caguas, Puerto Rico, la risa contagiosa de Reinaldo y su inmenso amor por la vida dejaron una huella imborrable en todos los que lo conocieron.
Reinaldo creció en la vibrante sección de Ironbound en Newark, donde formó amistades para toda la vida y descubrió sus pasiones. Fue un hijo devoto para sus padres, Reinaldo "Rey" Sr. e Ivette "Betty", y un hermano amoroso para su hermana, Ivette "Bibi" Negrón. Su familia creció para incluir a sus amados hijos, Ethen y Zabdiel, quienes eran la luz de su vida. El círculo familiar de Reinaldo también incluía a sus hermanastros, Arlene Negrón y Edward Morciglio, así como a sus queridos sobrinos y sobrinas, Nina, Lisy, Rey-Rey, Ivy, Ricky y su sobrina-nieta Adelis. Su vida fue enriquecida aún más por su compañera de vida, Raquel Maldonado, su hijastra Celina y los incontables tíos, tías y amigos que eran como familia para él.
El sueño de Reinaldo se hizo realidad cuando obtuvo su licencia CDL y tomó las carreteras abiertas como conductor independiente de camión de tractor-remolque. Su fiel compañero, un perro llamado Blue, solía estar a su lado, sirviendo como copiloto y mejor amigo en incontables aventuras. El trabajo de Reinaldo no era solo un empleo; era un viaje que abrazaba con entusiasmo y orgullo.
La familia fue la piedra angular en la vida de Reinaldo. Atesoraba cada momento con sus padres, y su amor por sus hijos no tenía comparación. Su presencia en las reuniones familiares era fuente de alegría y risas, ya que tenía un don natural para hacer sonreír a todos a su alrededor. El espíritu aventurero de Reinaldo estaba acompañado de su naturaleza amorosa, lo cual lo hizo entrañable para muchos.
Apasionado del deporte, Reinaldo disfrutaba jugar baloncesto y béisbol con sus amigos de la infancia. Fue un leal seguidor de sus equipos favoritos, los Giants, Yankees y Lakers, y su entusiasmo era contagioso. Su amor por la salsa, el slow jam y la música freestyle se sentía en cada uno de sus pasos, y gozaba cada oportunidad de bailar y celebrar la vida. Reinaldo también encontraba placer en las cosas simples, como una buena comida, los animales de granja, los autos y pasear en su motocicleta y su ATV.
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