In Memory of
						
						
						William "Bill" Czirjak
						
						
						May 27, 1946 
						- November 17, 2020
						
						
						
						Obituary
						
						
						
						William "Bill" Czirjak of Ocean County passed 
						away peacefully at home at the age of 74. On November 
						17, 2020. He was born in New York City on May 27 1946.
						
						Bill was a Vietnam Veteran. He proudly served beginning 
						in 1966 and was honorably discharged in 1968.
						
						Bill graduated from High school and began his career as 
						an apprentice with the Port Authority of NY and NJ. He 
						then worked as an electrician on the George Washington 
						Bridge, at Newark Airport and as a controller for the 
						Lincoln Tunnel. After 9/11 he continued to work for PATH 
						as an inspector for the newly built tunnels and trains 
						that needed to be replaced under the World Trade Center.
						
						Bill is survived by his loving wife of 29 years, Paula 
						Berkoff-Czirjak, his children Stacie Jasper (Paul), 
						Damian Czirjak (Lacey), Todd Berkoff, Ross Berkoff (Rebekah), 
						and Sari Maher (Thomas). His 7 grandchildren brought him 
						great joy- Batyah, Emunah, Akiva, Sofia, Leela, Eliana, 
						and Aaron. Bill is predeceased by his first wife, Edith 
						Jacob and his parents, George and Elizabeth Czirjak.
						
						Bill was symptom free at the time of his colon cancer 
						diagnosis. Please get a colonoscopy before it becomes 
						untreatable.
						
						In lieu of flowers, please consider a memorial gift in 
						his name to Hackensack Meridian Health Hospice today. 
						Funeral services will take place at Robert Schoem's 
						Menorah Chapel in Paramus, NJ on Friday, 11/20/2020 at 
						12:45 PM. Youtube Livestream information can be found on 
						Robert Schoem's website (https://www.schoemschapel.com/services/memorials.html). 
						Burial will be held at Beth El Cemetery in Paramus, NJ. 
						Due to Covid, only invited family members and friends 
						can attend.
						
						
						
						Published in The Record/Herald 
						News from Nov. 18 to Nov. 19, 2020