EDISON, New Jersey —Adam Nagel, an alumnus of Edison High School and the beloved son of Debra Nagel and Steve Nagel, has died. A family announcement shared news of his passing and provided details of the funeral and Jewish mourning observances planned in his memory.
Family, friends, and community members will have opportunities to gather, honor Adam, and support his loved ones during the difficult days ahead.
## Funeral Service Scheduled for Friday
A graveside funeral service for Adam Nagel is scheduled for **Friday, October 30, at 2:00 p.m.** at **Beth Israel Cemetery in Woodbridge, New Jersey**, according to the announcement.
Those attending will be able to pay their respects and offer condolences to the Nagel family. The family’s notice asks mourners to confirm arrangements with the family or consult the original announcement before traveling.
## Shiva Visits Planned at Two Homes
Shiva visits are scheduled from **Sunday, November 1, through Wednesday, November 4**, at two family homes. The visits will take place at the following locations and times:
The two locations offer family and friends different opportunities to visit, share memories, and provide comfort. The announcement lists the minyan at Steve Nagel’s home each evening during the Shiva period.
## Remembering Adam Nagel
Adam is identified in the family announcement as an Edison High School alumnus and the son of Debra and Steve Nagel. The notice does not include further biographical information, such as his age, career, or the circumstances of his death. No additional details have been added to this report.
The announcement expresses the family’s sorrow and invites those who knew Adam to support his loved ones. In Jewish tradition, Shiva is a period of mourning during which family members receive visitors and are supported by relatives, friends, and the community.
“Baruch Dayan HaEmet,” commonly translated as “Blessed is the True Judge,” is a traditional Jewish expression recited in response to a death. The wish that Adam’s memory be a blessing conveys the hope that those who knew him will continue to cherish his memory.
ObituaryTimes extends heartfelt condolences to Debra Nagel, Steve Nagel, and all of Adam’s family and friends. **Baruch Dayan HaEmet. May Adam’s memory forever be a blessing.**
