Miroslav Majernik Obituary (1965

Miroslav Majernik, 59, a resident of Tyngsborough, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, July 16, 2024, at Lowell General Hospital surrounded by his wife and daughter. He was the beloved husband of Jana Majernik with whom he shared 40 incredible years of a strong marriage; he brought home fresh flowers for his wife every week. He was born in Kosice, Slovakia on January 4, 1965, and was the son of the late Karol and Maria Majernik. In Slovakia, Miro married young and went to serve in the Slovakian military for 2 years. After service, he was always getting into business avenues; owning a bar and private travel agency services to Greece. After 9 years, Miro sought for a better life for his family and took his wife, 2 kids and dog with 4 suitcases to America in search of the American dream. Thirty years later and a true success of attaining the American dream for himself and his family, Miro was most happy vacationing around the world with his best friend/wife Jana. He loved nothing more than good company, laughter, and joking to make light of any situation, he found humor in almost anything. He loved dressing to the nines, designer clothing, luxury living, but was most happy to just sit around a table with close family and friends having a fun night, drinking, joking and dancing to 80s Disco Music. He was an amazing cook and you often found him in the kitchen wanting to cook homemade meals every night. Miros comfort was playing repeat episodes of Friends, Married with Children, Becker, and watching and/or reading history/war documentaries and books. As a hobby, Miro enjoyed collecting antiques of all kinds, including unique coins, stamps and jewelry (and more) from specific eras. Anytime Miro wanted to do something or had a goal to succeed, he made sure to do it, where the only route was to succeed, he made sure he did. Miro often jokingly mimicked the movie Meet the Fockers about his Circle of Trust. But to Miro, that circle was real. When you became a part of his circle he regarded you and embraced you as his close family. People were drawn to Miro, not just because of his light sense of humor and larger than life smile and laugh, his perspective on the world was something people valued. He had life experience and a way with his words that made him unlike anyone you have ever met. He was a remarkable husband, father, grandfather, son, brother, and friend who left his mark on the ones who knew him very well. He will forever be remembered in our hearts and in our stories for all years to come. In addition to his loving wife, Miroslav leaves his children, Miro Majernik, Janka LaBrecque and her husband and like second son to Miroslav, Ken LaBrecque, his 4 grandchildren, Johnny Majernik and Annika, Jake and Remi LaBrecque, his sister Marika Balog and his brother Karol Majernik. He also leaves his loving nieces and nephews. Through Miros prior wishes, a Celebration of his life will be held on Tuesday, July 23, 2024, from 4 -7 pm in the Blake Chelmsford Funeral Home, 24 Worthen St., Chelmsford. From 6-7pm there will be a memorial hour of eulogies by various family and/or friends to share their most beloved memories of Miroslav. Per previously discussed wishes, please note that his favorite playlist of music will be playing throughout the hours and there will be no open casket. His funeral service and interment will be held privately. Service Details Visitation When July 23, 2024 4:00pm - 7:00pm Location Blake Chelmsford Funeral Home Address 24 Worthen Street Chelmsford, MA 01824