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Life Story: Carmen Fama, 58; Retired Auto Mechanic

Carmen Fama passed away on Tuesday, August 27 in East Brunswick. He was 58 years old.

Mr. Fama was born in New Brunswick and lived there as a child. He attended Sacred Heart Grammar School and graduated from New Brunswick Vocational and Technical School. He was employed for many years by ACME Nissan in South Brunswick as an auto mechanic before retiring.

Carmen was a devout NASCAR and Jeff Gordon fan. He was a loyal New York Yankees and New York Football Giants Supporter. He was animal lover. Whether they were outside or in his home. He also loved working with his hands. No matter how big or how small he loved to do crafts and projects, improve things, or build things from scratch.

Carmen the “CAR MAN” has lived a crazy ride of life and had many adventures. He was happy in a warm bed or under the stars. He really appreciated nature and all the little things there was in life.

Carmen always greeted you with a big smile. He was very humble and grateful of everything and anything. He was a good man. Really, a beautiful human being with a beautiful soul so warm and kind and full of life. He had a heart bigger then himself and that heart was a heart of gold.

Carmen always treated people with respect no matter the circumstance and believed in honesty. He would help anyone, any time of day, his loved ones or even a stranger on the street. He was a caretaker of all people and creatures and always remembered the little things and if he thought something to be important he took so much pride in it.

Carmen valued and loved his family and his friends. He treated his aunts and uncles like they were his parents, his cousins were his best friends, and were the brothers and sisters he never had. He was always there for his friends, he was a great loyal friend. He wouldn’t let you down always answered his phone or called you back. But most of all he was greatest daddy in the whole wide world.

He was pre-deceased by his parents Carmen and Rosie Fama and the love of his life, Denise.

He is survived by his children Elia Fama and her fiancé Brandon Pringle, Matthew Marascio and Sara Herner.

He will be missed and loved forever.

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