“We have taped, practiced and watched more shows than one could imagine,” said O’Donnell, the group’s “Family Feud” expert and go-between. The entire Voza clan are admitted game show devotees who have been watching “Family Feud” in its various incarnations since the 1970s. “Mom has a lot of authority,” Weiss said. “They treated me even better than they treated them,” Dot Voza said. While all the Vozas were treated like red carpet royalty during their “Family Feud” experience, the show’s staff inherently knew that Dot Voza was the queen. may be in charge of the Voza Team, but wife of 62 years, Dot Voza, is in charge of the family. O’Donnell remained in Old Bridge as did the elder Vozas until 2012 when they moved to Monroe. trekked to Toms River, Weiss and Kulpa to Monroe. Raised in Old Bridge, some moved as the siblings married.

as captain and his four offspring - Fred Voza Jr., Judy Voza O’Donnell, Nancy Voza Kulpa and Laura Voza Weiss. Their official “Family Feud” team, ranging in age from 83 to 40, is comprised of Fred Voza Sr. The Vozas are a self-described close-knit “Big Fat Greek Wedding, but Italian” family. That’s just a few days after the whole family comes back from their 23rd annual beach vacation together - all 28 of them.

They board a plane next Tuesday to go back to Atlanta. While their first two shows filmed in May haven’t even aired yet, the Voza family, with mom as mascot, is ready to repeat the “Family Feud” experience. OLD BRIDGE – What family originally from Old Bridge is clearly a favorite among “Family Feud” insiders? Survey says: The Voza family.

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