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1945
Theodore
2020
Theodore Michael "Ted" Czesak
Aug 5, 1945 — May 19, 2020
Theodore Michael Czesak, born August 5,1945, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, May 19, 2020.
He is preceded in death by his father, John Paul Czesak, Passaic, NJ, his mother, Katie
Kimak Czesak, Passaic, NJ, his brother John Gregory Czesak; and step-son, Staff Sergeant Arthur N. Paavola,Jr. (United States Air Force)
Surviving is his wife Paula, of 37 years; his twin sister. Dr. Katherine D. Czesak,
Oakland, CA; his best friend and sailing buddy, Roger Behnken; and also step-sons
Troy (Cinda) of Kansas City, Kurt (Melissa) of Liberty; grandchildren, Brandon, Kurt II,
and Elaina; nephew, Greg Czesak Cartine (Kathleen) Ct., niece, Leah Czesak
Moses-Wittmer, (Yehoshua) Israel and many other family members.
Ted served in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserves, stationed in NJ, and retired from Owens Illinois, after 35 years of service, as a Design Engineer and had 5 Patents.
He also was a world traveler, both personally and as an Ambassador with Sister
Cities Intl., Washington, D.C. and The City of Toledo, OH.
“ROCK ‘N ROLL FOR EVER” - Ted Czesak
He is preceded in death by his father, John Paul Czesak, Passaic, NJ, his mother, Katie
Kimak Czesak, Passaic, NJ, his brother John Gregory Czesak; and step-son, Staff Sergeant Arthur N. Paavola,Jr. (United States Air Force)
Surviving is his wife Paula, of 37 years; his twin sister. Dr. Katherine D. Czesak,
Oakland, CA; his best friend and sailing buddy, Roger Behnken; and also step-sons
Troy (Cinda) of Kansas City, Kurt (Melissa) of Liberty; grandchildren, Brandon, Kurt II,
and Elaina; nephew, Greg Czesak Cartine (Kathleen) Ct., niece, Leah Czesak
Moses-Wittmer, (Yehoshua) Israel and many other family members.
Ted served in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserves, stationed in NJ, and retired from Owens Illinois, after 35 years of service, as a Design Engineer and had 5 Patents.
He also was a world traveler, both personally and as an Ambassador with Sister
Cities Intl., Washington, D.C. and The City of Toledo, OH.
“ROCK ‘N ROLL FOR EVER” - Ted Czesak
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