In Loving Memory of Bob Jeans Jr.
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This GoFundMe Page is being established to provide financial support for the immediate family of Robert E. Jeans, Jr., who passed away tragically in an automobile accident on June 15, 2018. He was 42 years of age.
Bob, or “Junior” as he was known colloquially, was a larger-than-life inimitable personality who impacted everyone he came across through his generosity and warm demeanor. Growing up in a tight-knit family in Kenilworth, NJ, which is known as a “Community of Strength”, Bob attended David Brearley High School before graduating from Arthur L. Johnson High School, and went on to study finance at the University of South Carolina, earning a degree in 1999.
If you were lucky enough to know Bob Jeans, then without a doubt you experienced the joy he could bring into your life. The pleasure of his company alone would improve your outlook, charging a room with boundless positive energy. In this sense, Bob was a rare person. Bob was given a gift, a remarkable talent to connect with people through the lost art of human touch; a rare skill in today’s technology-driven, impersonal world. He capitalized on these skills to build a tremendously successful 18-year career with PGIM Real Estate; and create lasting, meaningful friendships and partnerships with nearly every person who interfaced with him.
Bob was the all the best things in life and brought out the best among us. He was larger than life and had the ability to impact everyone he came across through his generosity and warm demeanor. Bob grew to become an essential figurehead within the social fabric of the New Jersey wrestling community, the Kenilworth Veterans Center, and the commercial real estate industry. Most importantly, Bob was the patriarch of his adoring family of his wife, Kristen, his children, McKenna, Emerson and Declan, the son to his loving parents Lenore and Robert Jeans Sr., and the brother to his caring sister Stacie; in addition to being apart of a large, loving extended family.
Bob, or “Junior” as he was known colloquially, was a larger-than-life inimitable personality who impacted everyone he came across through his generosity and warm demeanor. Growing up in a tight-knit family in Kenilworth, NJ, which is known as a “Community of Strength”, Bob attended David Brearley High School before graduating from Arthur L. Johnson High School, and went on to study finance at the University of South Carolina, earning a degree in 1999.
If you were lucky enough to know Bob Jeans, then without a doubt you experienced the joy he could bring into your life. The pleasure of his company alone would improve your outlook, charging a room with boundless positive energy. In this sense, Bob was a rare person. Bob was given a gift, a remarkable talent to connect with people through the lost art of human touch; a rare skill in today’s technology-driven, impersonal world. He capitalized on these skills to build a tremendously successful 18-year career with PGIM Real Estate; and create lasting, meaningful friendships and partnerships with nearly every person who interfaced with him.
Bob was the all the best things in life and brought out the best among us. He was larger than life and had the ability to impact everyone he came across through his generosity and warm demeanor. Bob grew to become an essential figurehead within the social fabric of the New Jersey wrestling community, the Kenilworth Veterans Center, and the commercial real estate industry. Most importantly, Bob was the patriarch of his adoring family of his wife, Kristen, his children, McKenna, Emerson and Declan, the son to his loving parents Lenore and Robert Jeans Sr., and the brother to his caring sister Stacie; in addition to being apart of a large, loving extended family.
Organizer and beneficiary
Gigi Elshiekh
Organizer
Kenilworth, NJ
Kristen Jeans
Beneficiary
