About Me and JBJ4
When my Nana was dying
in a nursing home, our entire family was lost.
She was a mother of 10. More than a big family we are also a smart family—full doctors, lawyers, police officers, teachers, pharmacists, even a hospital CEO—but none of us understood the maze of legal forms, insurance policies, or how to protect what she had worked her whole life to build. By the time it was over, her home and assets were gone. Everything my Papa left to her went to bills , federal penalties and the State.
That experience changed me. It showed me how easy it is to lose everything when you do not know the rules—and how powerful it can be when someone steps in to guide you.
I wish I new this then--I could have helped her and all of us. But no experience is wasted—now I can help you.
This is why I created JBJ4,
to help other families protect what matters most before it’s too late.
My Mission
I combine Life Insurance, Medicare, Legal Protection, and Notary services under one roof, so you don’t have to navigate this alone. I make complex decisions simple—and I treat every client’s future like it were my own family’s.
Because everyone deserves someone who knows how to protect them.
As my client, I will treat you like you are part of mine.
Joseph B. Janidlo, IV
Founder of JBJ4
Trusted protection for your health, legacy, and peace of mind.
Also, more than a logo...
The Janidlo coat of arms reflects our Polish noble heritage and a lasting commitment to faith, family, and tradition.
At its center is a violet oval buckler—a smaller, offensive shield—symbolizing not only protection, but a readiness to act. The choice of violet (purpure) reflects humility, penance, and spiritual dignity. Upon the buckler rests a cross above a crescent—an arrangement rooted in Polish heraldic and armor traditions, evoking both sacred devotion and the enduring strength of the Christian faith.
Rising above the helm is a sword held in a mailed arm—a tribute to Jacob Janidlo, a 17th-century priest in our lineage, and a symbol of spiritual guardianship. The crowned helmet and five peacock feathers draw from classic Sarmatian heraldry, representing noble dignity and divine watchfulness.
The Latin motto, “Sanguis Christi, Salva Nos” (“Blood of Christ, Save Us”), implores Heaven’s blessing through the redeeming blood of our Savior. Fittingly, my wife and I were married on the Feast of the Most Precious Blood—a personal reminder that this legacy is not only inherited, but lived, and deeply rooted in sacred Tradition.