Tommy Zeukas
October 7, 1970 ~ September 18, 2023 (age 52) 52 Years Old
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Tommy Zeukas, 52, passed away Monday, September 18, 2023.
Born in Brooklyn, NY, Tommy was a 1988 graduate of Middletown High School South. He attended Brookdale Community College, then embarked upon his career. He worked for over thirty years in business telecommunications, installing voice and data systems in a vast array of industries, ultimately establishing and operating his own company, IPG-Telecom in Belford.
An avid boater and seafarer, Tommy was happiest when found on his boat, the Wet Bar. Always enjoying a good football game, he remained a steadfast and loyal NY Giants fan, despite of and throughout their ups and downs. Tommy had an innate ability to connect with and befriend others in an instant; his sense of humor and vivacious personality was the life of every party. Tommy made the best of every day, living life to its fullest in the present moment and was a true friend to so many who will miss the joy of his presence and his friendship.
Tommy is predeceased by his grandparents, Francis and Loretta Zeukas and Stanley and Julia Kiszka and by his uncle, Paul Zeukas.
Tommy is survived by his devoted parents, Roy and Carol Zeukas, his loving sister, Susan Zeukas-Figurelli and husband John and his cherished nephew and niece, Johnroy and Julianna Figurelli.
Tommy is the caring nephew of Frank Zeukas and wife Barbara, Katherine Soderstrom and husband Ken, Marcia Przybyszewski and husband Tony and Christine Policastro and late husband Frank and loving cousin of Laurie Beatty and husband Joe, Vanessa Soderstrom, Lea Morreale and husband Joe, Joan Zeukas, Jennifer Kretz and husband Bryan, Mark Przybyszewski and wife Lisa, Ronald Colonna and John Colonna.
Family and friends may visit Friday, September 22nd at John E. Day Funeral Home from 3:00pm to 7:00pm; a Funeral Service will commence at 6:30pm. Private cremation will follow.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Tommy’s memory to the Diabetes Foundation, 45 Whitney Road, Suite 2M, Mahwah, NJ 07430 or online at https://diabetesfoundationinc.org/?form=donate
Born in Brooklyn, NY, Tommy was a 1988 graduate of Middletown High School South. He attended Brookdale Community College, then embarked upon his career. He worked for over thirty years in business telecommunications, installing voice and data systems in a vast array of industries, ultimately establishing and operating his own company, IPG-Telecom in Belford.
An avid boater and seafarer, Tommy was happiest when found on his boat, the Wet Bar. Always enjoying a good football game, he remained a steadfast and loyal NY Giants fan, despite of and throughout their ups and downs. Tommy had an innate ability to connect with and befriend others in an instant; his sense of humor and vivacious personality was the life of every party. Tommy made the best of every day, living life to its fullest in the present moment and was a true friend to so many who will miss the joy of his presence and his friendship.
Tommy is predeceased by his grandparents, Francis and Loretta Zeukas and Stanley and Julia Kiszka and by his uncle, Paul Zeukas.
Tommy is survived by his devoted parents, Roy and Carol Zeukas, his loving sister, Susan Zeukas-Figurelli and husband John and his cherished nephew and niece, Johnroy and Julianna Figurelli.
Tommy is the caring nephew of Frank Zeukas and wife Barbara, Katherine Soderstrom and husband Ken, Marcia Przybyszewski and husband Tony and Christine Policastro and late husband Frank and loving cousin of Laurie Beatty and husband Joe, Vanessa Soderstrom, Lea Morreale and husband Joe, Joan Zeukas, Jennifer Kretz and husband Bryan, Mark Przybyszewski and wife Lisa, Ronald Colonna and John Colonna.
Family and friends may visit Friday, September 22nd at John E. Day Funeral Home from 3:00pm to 7:00pm; a Funeral Service will commence at 6:30pm. Private cremation will follow.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Tommy’s memory to the Diabetes Foundation, 45 Whitney Road, Suite 2M, Mahwah, NJ 07430 or online at https://diabetesfoundationinc.org/?form=donate
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