Kind, friendly, smart, generous, a great guy, a gem—these are just some of the words friends and co-workers are using online to describe Geza Czirak.
The 46-year-old died in a house fire on March 16. Three other people who were in the home at the time, including his partner Christina Hamilton, managed to escape. The home was completely destroyed by the blaze.
A friend, Sue Heinrich, has created a GoFundMe page to support Hamilton and their children.
On the fundraising page, Heinrich writes, “Geza had been the happiest we had ever seen him in the years since Tina came into his life and we know he would want her to be taken care of. We are setting up this memorial fund to help [Hamilton and the children] find a new home and get clothes, furniture, dishes—anything that can help them move forward as he would have wanted them to.”
Czirak and Hamilton worked together at Axiom Audio in Dwight. The company posted a brief tribute on their Facebook page:
“We are mourning the untimely passing of one of Axiom’s pillar members of staff, Geza Czirak, who died unexpectedly in a house fire this weekend. Since 1994, Geza’s ready smile and casual ‘Howz it going?’ have been a fixture at Axiom. If there was ever a machine, big or small, that he couldn’t rework, rebuild, repair or reinvent, we haven’t seen it. He had an uncanny, mostly self-taught understanding of all things mechanical and over the years he helped Ian design innumerable testing and production machines used around the factory and testing chambers every day. There was rarely a morning that didn’t start with Geza in Ian’s office, plotting and planning the latest project, big or small. He could work with a large crew or by himself with equal focus and organizational skills… He will be in our hearts forever.”
Czirak’s brother, Jani, also posted a message to Facebook in memory of his sibling: “Brother, Son, Family man. You will be deeply missed. Love you Big Brother. Rest in peace… But I think that he wouldn’t want us to be sad, I think he would want us to celebrate everyone near an dear to us all an to be thankful for the people around you that make life what it is.”
A celebration of life will be held at the Huntsville Legion on Saturday, March 23 from 1-3 p.m. In lieu of flowers, Heinrich suggests contributions be made to the GoFundMe campaign in his honour. Household items can be donated at Axiom Audio, 2885 Highway 60 in Dwight, Monday to Thursday between 10-4.
Don’t miss out on Doppler! Sign up for our free newsletter here.
Geza and Tina had the once in lifetime love. They were inseparable. Smiles lit up the room when you saw them. He will truley be missed by all of us. RIP Geza