James J. Kedersha Jr.

Birth date: May 18, 1949 Death date: Jan 16, 2020

James J. Kedersha, Jr. Loving Husband and Devoted Father James J. Kedersha, Jr., age 70, passed away suddenly in his Medford, New Jersey home on Thursday, January 16, 2020. Jim grew up in Rutherford, New Jersey and was predecease Read Obituary

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Linda Wheatley

330w ago

Jim was a good friend I will never forget. He always had time to help out friends. I needed a friend when Art went to the hospital numerous times, Jim was always there.
We had many fun times with our families at the beach and at home. Both families eventually bought homes at the beach.
Jim and I had a common a common interest, we would go for breakfast or lunch and then head to the Cape May Zoo. We both loved to watch the animals, Jim swore he could talk the animals, , I would not be surprised he could.
Jim was a quiet man, but always found time for his family, Jim was all about family and friends.
My good friend rest in peace. Love you, Linda

Art Wheatley

330w ago

Share a memory? One memory would never due this great man justice. However you don't want to hear all mine because the internet would crash.
I have know Jim for more years than either of us wanted to count. Here are some of the highlights.
1. We disagreed on many issues but made a pack our beliefs would never our friendship and they didn't.
2. He loved the Green Bay Packers and I loved the Philadelphia Eagles. We would travel to Green Bay to see them play and never once did this affect out friendship.
3. We were both beach lovers and spent every day possible at the beach sitting in the same spot year after year. Starting this coming summer there will be an empty chair at my umbrella. Guess who that is for?
4. We were also a little catty as we often spent the day rating other beach goers. Thats as far as I will go.
5. I always looked forward to Jim's seafood dinner, where he wouold cook fpor ltwo or three families. Seafood, wine and Jim. What a combination.
6. Jim if your reading this I had breakfast at Clary's today in your honor.
I have really just got started but I don't want to control the print media because I am sure there are other friends who want air time, so I will sign off.
I look forward to talking to you again when my time arrives.
I love you brother and always will. I will look after you wife and daughter, but only if they ask,
Otherwise they can look after me.

Your friend,
Art

Carol Landherr

330w ago

I was so shocked and sorry to hear of Jim's passing. You were great neighbors when we lived in Medford. I remember Jim as a great gentle man and that he loved his family.
Passing of a loved one is something you never get over but in time you will get through it.
Someone sent this to me and I never forgot it:

"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal ...
Love leaves a memory no one can steal."

Ronnie & Jenna our heartfelt condolences.

Love,
Carol & Chuck Landherr

Barbara Kaminski

330w ago

There are some who bring a light so great to the world that even after they have gone the light remains - this was Jim. Though our words can do little, we hope our thoughts and prayers will help support you at this time.

A special smile, a special face
In our hearts, a special place
Memories are a gift to treasure
Ours of you Jim, will last forever,

We will miss you my friend.

Barbars (Scooter) & Pat