Obituary for Frederick Malmros Eden
Frederick Malmros Eden
10/17/27 – 11/18/20
Hopewell Township, NJ
When you called Fred, he greeted you so enthusiastically that you knew you were truly special. He despised liars and fakes. He spoke his mind. He could hold a grudge forever, unless you took ownership of your mistake, and then his forgiveness and loyalty was unlimited. He celebrated Christmas by putting eggnog in everything – cereal, oatmeal, Drambuie. His signature sandwich was peanut butter, mayonnaise and relish.
Born in Highland Park, NJ of a long line of Edens predating the country; he was a loyal patriot. He died on the date of what would be his 70th wedding anniversary to his beloved “Gin”. Fred received a lifetime achievement award for starting the first irrigation company in NJ – New Jersey Irrigation Company which he ran with his son, Tom, until he sold it and retired at age 85. He served as mayor of Cranbury for six years in the mid-1970s.
His vital spirit is remembered fondly by his four children; Mary Beth Graydon, Brian Eden, Christabel Foster (husband Jack), Eric Eden (wife Alison Broadway), and grandchildren Timothy Eden (wife Elva), Eleanor van der Veken, Sean Eden, Colin Graydon , Patrick Eden, Virginia Graydon, Julia Eden, Christopher Eden, and one great-grandchild, Marlies Eden. He was predeceased by wife Virginia Vanacore Eden, son Thomas Eden and son-in-law Keith Graydon.
You can honor him by gifting cash to a young person in your life. “Humph.”
Arrangements are under the respectful care and direction of Funeral Director:
Christine Cuoco of Ruby Memorial. Family & friends may offer prayers and condolences at: www.rubymemorialhome.com
10/17/27 – 11/18/20
Hopewell Township, NJ
When you called Fred, he greeted you so enthusiastically that you knew you were truly special. He despised liars and fakes. He spoke his mind. He could hold a grudge forever, unless you took ownership of your mistake, and then his forgiveness and loyalty was unlimited. He celebrated Christmas by putting eggnog in everything – cereal, oatmeal, Drambuie. His signature sandwich was peanut butter, mayonnaise and relish.
Born in Highland Park, NJ of a long line of Edens predating the country; he was a loyal patriot. He died on the date of what would be his 70th wedding anniversary to his beloved “Gin”. Fred received a lifetime achievement award for starting the first irrigation company in NJ – New Jersey Irrigation Company which he ran with his son, Tom, until he sold it and retired at age 85. He served as mayor of Cranbury for six years in the mid-1970s.
His vital spirit is remembered fondly by his four children; Mary Beth Graydon, Brian Eden, Christabel Foster (husband Jack), Eric Eden (wife Alison Broadway), and grandchildren Timothy Eden (wife Elva), Eleanor van der Veken, Sean Eden, Colin Graydon , Patrick Eden, Virginia Graydon, Julia Eden, Christopher Eden, and one great-grandchild, Marlies Eden. He was predeceased by wife Virginia Vanacore Eden, son Thomas Eden and son-in-law Keith Graydon.
You can honor him by gifting cash to a young person in your life. “Humph.”
Arrangements are under the respectful care and direction of Funeral Director:
Christine Cuoco of Ruby Memorial. Family & friends may offer prayers and condolences at: www.rubymemorialhome.com