Fernando Subero

Mr. Fernando Subero, 67, died Monday, January 25, 2021 in the Hackensack University Medical Center in Hackensack, New Jersey.

Family and friends are invited to the visitation which will be held in the Kowalski Funeral Home, 515 Roselle Street, Linden on Friday, January 29^th. from 4:00-8:00PM.  The cremation in Rosehill Crematory, Linden will be private. 

Fernando, the son of Nidia Casado and Fernando Antonio Subero, was born in the Dominican Republic.  He came to the United States as a young child and he along with his family lived in New Milford, New Jersey until twenty years ago, when Fernando relocated to Carteret, New Jersey.

For most of his professional life as a truck driver, Fernando was the owner and operator of F & R Transport in Carteret, New Jersey.  Ten years ago, he transitioned and continued his employment, again as a truck driver for Fox Intermodal Corporation in Kenilworth, New Jersey.

Fernando loved watching all sports, but everyone knew that he was a long time, die-hard New York Yankee Baseball fan.  In his spare time, Fernando enjoyed socializing in all formats, attending BBQ’s, video gaming, watching television programs, especially with superhero themes or shows and movies on Netflix.  He made sure that his family and friends were very involved in anything he would be participating in.  Everyone was always happy to be around Fernando.  He truly loved life and everything it had to offer.  These may seem like very simple traits, but that’s what made Fernando so special.  When it came right down to it, the most important part of Fernando’s life was the love that he had for his family and friends; a love that was never ending.

Fernando is survived by his three children; Fernando Subero and his wife, Carolina Ricci, Rafael Fernando Subero and Brianna Marie Subero; his six brothers and sisters, Rosanna Calise, Maretza Subero, Rafael Eduardo Subero, Jorge Raul Subero, Fernando Jose Subero and Antonio Subero; his five grandchildren, Fernando Antonio Subero, Mila Subero, Marco Subero, Rafael Eduardo Subero and Emma Marie Subero and his many nieces, nephews, co-workers, and friends.

As per the regulations imposed through the State of New Jersey, there will now be a maximum of one hundred people allowed in the funeral home at one time and face protection is required as per state regulations.  We thank you for your understanding during this time of transition.

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