Birth date: Sep 4, 1929 Death date: Mar 23, 2020
Edward L. Herron Jr., affectionately known as “Red” to those who knew and loved him, passed away peacefully at his home in Cinnaminson, NJ, with his family by his side. Born in Pittsburgh, PA, to the late Edward and Henrietta Herr Read Obituary
sorry to here of reds passing.he was such a great baseball man and person always had something good to say.reds cinnaminson teams were the best i will always remember reds just a great man. kenny kraft
Being involved in the South Jersey baseball community it was always great to see Mr. Herron at games. Many times the teams I competed on against his son Gary you would always see Mr. Herron sitting on a lawn chair watching the games. Just knowing that such a great baseball mind was watching you gave you inspiration every time you walked on the diamond and he was present. Mr. Herron meant a lot to all of the young men he taught the game of baseball too. I for one will always remember his presence around the baseball fields of South Jersey. Rest in Peace Mr. Herron!
"Red" was the heart of Cinnaminson baseball. He brought together so many different people and players, and helped us all to be better ballplayers and better people. I enjoyed all the time we spent together. He always had a smile, was always genuinely interested how I was doing, and how my family was. "Red" was truly a special person. Condolences to the Herron family - "Red" will be missed.
Blaise Kozeniewski & Family
Down to earth great man,loved the game.Always smiling.
I ran into Red countless times at the food store. Always a passionate “Hello how are u doing?” Man, did he root for his Cinnaminson ball players like they were his own kids. Something special. Cinnaminson Baseball owes him big time. I can honestly say a monument of him at Memorial Park would make complete sense to me!!
Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Herron family. "Red' is/was an RVL Hall of Famer. He was loved by not only his teams but the opponents and umpires. I will always remember our(Vincentown) vs. Cinnaminson RVL game. The games at Riverton Park on the 4th of July were classics. He loved his sports. I remember when I started coaching at RV and we played at Cinnaminson in football, "Red" was one of the chain gang on our sidelines. We would talk the entire game. He will be missed but never forgotten. RIP - "Red"
So sorry to hear of Red’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Terry and the entire Herron family at this difficult time.
Uncle Red was my uncle for 66 years! And I believe that my 7 year old self remembers the day of the wedding! I was at grandmom's--I believe. I "vacationed" with them in West Virginia and in New Jersey. My first date was under the auspices of Terry and Red--after several phone calls back to Pittsburgh for permission. I am embarrassed to this day as to my response to Red when he asked me how the date went. And, sorry, I am not going repeat it. Terry may remember! It was clean, just entirely stupid!
They traveled to my weddingj. The stopped by in Pittsburgh to take Pete and me out to dinner.
Oh My!!!! 66 years of memories. So glad Kerry and I visited in 2016!
Love to all
Dear Terry and Family, We are so sorry to hear of Red's passing. I have so many fond memories of him and my teammates. All of the organized Baseball teams in this town can trace their roots to Red and his passion for baseball. He was Mr Baseball in Cinnaminson. He certainly will be missed. He was a good manager, a wonderful friend and someone I'll never forget.
