Obituary of John S. Rozansky, Jr.

When you wish upon a star
Makes no difference who you are
Anything your heart desires will come to you..

John S. Rozansky Jr., St. Francis, Denville Resident

"You can always tell where a beautiful soul has been by the tears and the smiles left behind."

John S. Rozansky, Jr. passed on July 10, 2019 following a brief illness.  He shared 55 years of love and laughter with his family.  Friends, fans and relatives may visit on Sunday, July 21^st from 4-6 pm and on Monday, July 22^nd from 9-11 am.

A service to celebrate his beautiful life will begin at 11 am at the Norman Dean Home For Services, 16 Righter Avenue, Denville. Entombment to follow at Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington. 

John was born in May of 1964.  He was one of four sons to bless the Rozansky family.   John was unique.  He had an innocence about him that most would envy.  He graduated from Secaucus High and later Beacon College in Florida.  He was a devout RANGERS & RAMS fan and rejoiced in 2000 with their Superbowl victory.  John loved LEGOS.  He had a collection of them that filled a room.  He would build for hours making masterpieces. He loved all things Disney, especially traveling to the parks in Florida and California!

John went to work every day at his brother Kelly's business.  He was ready to take on most tasks but above all, just enjoyed being there and lending a hand.  Above all, John loved spending time with his nephews and niece.  The kids have always looked out for their Uncle John and their frequent pranks have lead to laughs that will last a lifetime.  Although we are broken hearted, we take comfort in knowing John is “wishing upon a star” and watching over his family with love and joy. 

He leaves beautiful memories to his brothers Robert, Kelly (Patricia) and Timothy (Deanna); his nephews Logan, Brody, Timmy and Ben and his niece Amanda; and many more dear relatives, friends, including his best friend Marc Halpern who was always up for an adventure with John.  His Mom and Dad, Gloria and John, and his sister in law Delilah (Robert's wife) passed previously.