A biker died in Woodcliff Lake on August 1st. was recognized as Frank J. Fea, 24, from Middletown, New York, according to an announcement made by the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office on August 4. Fea had previously served as an assistant wrestling coach at Don Bosco Prep.
Approximately 4:50 p.m. on August 1, the Woodcliff Lake police arrived at an accident location on Pascack Road close to West Hill Road. Although emergency personnel tried to revive him, Fea was declared deceased upon their arrival, according to the district attorney's office.
An inquiry conducted by the BCPO Fatal Accident Investigation Unit along with the Woodcliff Lake Police Department found that Fea was riding a 2025 Honda motorcycle at the time of an accident where he struck a 2015 Kia, resulting in him being thrown off the motorcycle.
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The person driving the Kia stayed on site and worked with officials.
"The incident did not include any alleged wrongdoing, and no legal actions are anticipated following this unfortunate event," stated the prosecutor in an official statement.
Fea graduated from Goshen High School in 2018 and subsequently served as an assistant coach at Don Bosco Prep during the 2022-23 season, as reported by New York USA Wrestling.
Join us at NY-USAW in remembering the spirit of Frank Fea in your thoughts!" said New York USA Wrestling on Facebook. "His love for the sport was unmistakable; after finishing his athletic career, he focused on staying active and helping shape the future athletes, finding fulfillment and direction by serving as a coach and guide!
Fea's arrival will take place at Service for Michael J. Higgins located on South Main Street in New City, NY 10956, on August 8th from 5:00 PM until 9:00 PM, with a memorial service scheduled at the funeral home at 8:00 PM
This piece first was published on NorthJersey.com: A motorcyclist who died in a collision in Woodcliff Lake previously served as an assistant wrestling coach at Don Bosco.