Allentown business enterprise suggests the iconic ‘Bubble Man’ has died

BUFFALO, N.Y. — In a social media write-up created Wednesday night, Jim’s Steakout suggests Charles “Chuck” Incorvaia, identified the “Bubble Man” in Allentown, has died.

“Chuck handed away peacefully final night in his slumber immediately after battling a extended illness at the age of 75. He is survived by his son Christopher,” Jim’s Steakout claimed in the social media posts.

For decades, motorists sitting down at the stop mild and pedestrians strolling by would seem up and see bubbles coming from a window at the top of the setting up on the southwest corner of Allen Avenue and Elmwood Avenue.

The existence of bubbles in Allentown was a supplied.

“If you have a bottle of bubbles lying all around, we encourage you to blow some now in his memory,” Jim’s Stakeout explained.

You can read through the fill social media write-up from Jim Stakeout underneath.

Jim’s Stakeout statement:

We are saddened to share the information of the latest passing of our loved ones member & superior friend to all of Allentown: Mr. Charles “Chuck” Incorvaia.

Chuck passed absent peacefully final night in his rest right after battling a very long disease at the age of 75. He is survived by his son Christopher.

Most of you could know Chuck as the “Bubble Man”.

For many years, he would make everyone smile by blowing bubbles out of his window higher than our Jim’s Steakout locale on Allen & Elmwood. 

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