This grave marker which is at St. Joseph’s Cemetery,
located at 179 Hackensack Avenue, Hackensack, New Jersey reveals that
Joseph F. Zvyurnie served in the United States Army during World War II and died at the age of only 43.

Joseph F. Zvyurnie was not on the Original Wall Unit List which is in
Hackensack High School, but this confirms his connection to Hackensack by being buried within its borders since passing and forevermore.

Joseph F. Zvyurnie grave marker lies next to Steven Zagleski’s military grave marker and both names are listed on the gravestone. I do not know their relation to each other at this present time, but let us never forget the families’ sacrifice.

Written by:
Bob Meli

Background image of United States Army Field artillery during World War II obtained from:

http://www.iwmprints.org.uk/image/743524/dawson-sgt-a-4-2-inch-mortar-of-s-troop-307th-battery-99th-light-anti-aircraft-regiment-in-action-at-cassino-italy-12-may-1944-the-regiment-had-recently-exchanged-its-bofors-guns-for-mortars-and-this-was-its-first-action-with-the-new-weapons