Paul J. Bezeredi, Lyndeborough
Traveled extensively throughout U.S., world
Published: Sunday, Apr. 8, 2007
Paul J. Bezeredi, 58, of Center Road in Lyndeborough, died Tuesday, April 3, 2007, at the Milford Medical after being stricken with a sudden illness at his home.
Mr. Bezeredi was born Jan. 20, 1949, in Wilkinsburg, Pa., son of the late Paul J. Bezeredi Sr. and Helen (Cekoric) Bezeredi of Monroeville, Pa. He had lived in Lyndeborough for the past 27 years.
He was the husband of Jacy (Reis) Bezeredi of Lyndeborough, whom he shared 32 years of marriage with.
Mr. Bezeredi founded his own private consulting business, Alegro Software Solution’s of Lyndeborough. He was employed as a computer software development manager for Digital Corp. of Maynard, Mass., and Nashua for 25 years. While employed for Digital he was a member of the Digital International Support Group, traveling to four continents and 107 countries, which included the Netherlands, all of southeast Asia, Europe, Australia, Africa and South America and lived in Brazil for 2½ years.
From 1994-96, he was the athletic director at the Wilton-Lyndeborough High School and was a past president of the Wilton Junior Athletic Association. Mr. Bezeredi has been a longtime high school basketball and college soccer referee in New England.
Mr. Bezeredi was regarded as a devoted and committed family-man. He loved to travel cross country in his R.V. with his family, having visited more than 45 states. He was a collector of rifles and pistols and was the proprietor of the Perham Corner Competitions Services of Lyndeborough, where he was a gunsmith and resold firearms. He was a member of the International Pistol Shooting Championship Team and a life member of the NRA. He was an avid fisherman and hunter and was the past chairman of the Nashua Fish and Game Club and a member of the Pinnacle Mountain Fish and Game Club of Lyndeborough. He also enjoyed motorcycle racing and held championships in half-mile and short-track competitions. He was a member of the American Motorcycle Association. As an accomplished machinist, he enjoyed machining hard-to-find parts for all kinds of tractors.
He was a 1966 graduate of Gateway High School of Monroeville, and earned an associate’s degree in electrical engineering from the Electronic Institutes of Pittsburgh.
In addition to his mother and wife, he is survived by three sons, Scott D. Bezeredi and Marc A. Bezeredi, both of Manchester, and Brian M. Bezeredi of Lyndeborough; three brothers, James Bezeredi and his wife, Vicky, of Pittsburgh, William Bezeredi of Birmingham, Ala., and Daniel Bezeredi and his wife, Kathi, of Fredericksburg, Va; Two sisters Maryellen Ondo of Gilbert, Ariz., and Kristine Muro and her husband, David, of Trafford, Pa.; and several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.
The Nelson Funeral Home in Wilton is in charge of arrangements.
