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Portrait of Eugene (Gene) Edward Schwartz III
In loving memory

Eugene (Gene) Edward Schwartz III

December 6, 1977 – July 15, 2023
Lived 45 years
St Joseph Cemetery · Toms River, New Jersey
Life story

Gene was a dedicated father to his 3 boys Eugene, Dominic, and Johnny. They were his world and he loved them dearly. He loved his family and was a great son, brother, uncle and friend.

His laugh was contagious and he always loved to have a good time. Gene always greeted you with a hug and the best smile with dimples!! He would do anything for anyone who needed his help. He loved, music such as Bob Dylan, Howard Stern, the Giants, and most of all his family.

Gene was always the life of the party, and you would never see him at any party, gathering or event without a camera in his hand to capture every moment.

Not a single day goes by that you are not truly missed. We love and miss you everyday Gene 💔

Until we meet again - Love you more ❤️

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1977
Born December 6
1981
Eugene was 4 when MTV began broadcasting
1982
Eugene was 5 when Michael Jackson released "Thriller"
1994
Eugene was 17 when "Friends" premiered
1997
Eugene was 20 when "Titanic" opened in theaters
2001
Eugene was 24 when Apple introduced the iPod
2023
Passed away July 15, age 45
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