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He was born April 24, 1961 in Belleville, New Jersey.
Stephen is predeceased by his uncles, Frankie Ruzzano and Sonny Ruzzano; Cousin Anthony Ruzzano. He
is survived by his parents, Peter Ruzzano and Irene (Petrilak) Ruzzano; Children, Stephen Ruzzano Jr,
Vincent Ruzzano and Christina Ruzzano; Partner, Rose Eschmann.
Stephen was a recovering Catholic and served in the U.S. Marines. He was a die-hard New York Yankees
and Dallas Cowboys fan. He loved to garden and work outdoors. He was also an E-commerce
Entrepreneur.
Some special memories and hobbies includes The Elf, A True Patriot, Trump FYF, and Lets Go Brandon.
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Leigh Betz
June 6, 2023
RIP Steve ! I am so sorry and prayers for your family . You will be missed Rose I am so sorry !
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Betty
March 31, 2023
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Janet
March 28, 2023
Stephen, fly high with the angels I will miss you. So glad to have known you when we were kids. Little did I know you would give me courage & strength as an adult albeit from afar. RIP my friend till we meet again xo
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