Paul Cerny

Paul Cerny

1939-01-11 - 2016-09-27

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Paul Cerny passed away at Aventura Hospital & Medical Center on September 27, 2016. Paul was born Pavel Josef Cerny in Nymburk, Czech Republic, to Josef Cerny and Anna Stastna, on January 11, 1939. Paul changed his first name from Pavel to Paul after moving to New York City in 1969, where he worked as a cook in restaurants and hotels, including several years at The Plaza Hotel. In 1988, Paul moved to Fort Lauderdale, FL. A few years later he moved to Hallandale Beach, FL where he spent the rest of his life. Paul spent nearly every morning at the beach, and also enjoyed cooking, watching hockey and soccer, practicing massage therapy, and visiting the Czech Republic in the summer. Paul is survived by his two sons, Derek and Adam, who reside in Plantation, FL. Because of Paul's love for the beach, his ashes will be spread in the ocean. Those wishing to contact his sons may email them at: derekcerny@aol.com adam.g.cerny@gmail.com

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Scarano Cremation
Scarano Cremation
Pembroke Pines, Florida, United States

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Location Joseph A. Scarano Pines Memorial Chapel Address 9000 Pines Boulevard Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 Share on Facebook Location Information We are located at the Southwest Corner on Pines Boulevard and Douglas Road Next to The Wellsfargo Bank Accross from The Walgreens Pharmacy One Mile West of University Drive Just West of Maroone Auto Nation Nissan & Chevrolet Car Dealer Three Miles West from The Florida Turnpike exit 49 Five Miles East of I-75 One Mile East of Palm Avenue
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1939-01-11 - 2016-09-27

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