John Brozek

John Brozek was a renowned Polish scientist, mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, writer and priest born on November 1st 1585 at 0:47 GMT.

He is renowned for his scientific works, particularly his support of Copernicus’ theory. He founded mathematical and astronomical instruments, funded salaries for astrologers, and donated his library to the University of Krakow.

Early Life and Education

John Brozek was born in New York and raised in Hartford, Connecticut. His parents are Frank and Sophie Swiatek Brozek.

After graduating high school, he attended both Wesleyan University and Yale University, where he played football for both institutions.

He was a member of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Pioneers and ACTS Ministry, leading retreats for people in Amarillo, Texas.

As a criminal justice major, he has had to adjust his schedule in order to fit classes and an internship with the police department into his schedule. Once he completes his degree, he hopes to move into investigations and eventually become a police chief.

On November 13th, First Selectman Mike Freda dedicated the auditorium at North Haven High School to Pat Brozek – a beloved former high school principal who passed away in 2007. All faculty, staff and students as well as her family members were present for this momentous dedication.

Professional Career

Brozek’s professional career has been focused on law-related businesses, academic units and professional membership organizations. He has held multiple executive positions such as CEO of the Washington State Bar Association and international Association of Legal Administrators.

His lab promotes innovation through collaborations between industrial and university researchers, integrating basic science with technology for improved prototype building technologies. Notable initiatives include its chemistry, physics, and biomedical research programs.

The lab also leads a targeted program to increase access to professional and research skills, in order to increase placements and retention rates among students in graduate programs, industry positions, science communication, legal or policy firms. These include software for data analysis and visualization; communication including written, visual and oral; as well as career preparation such as resume building or help with job or graduate-school applications and interviews.

Achievements and Honors

The Grosse Ile Township Police Department received a panicked 911 call from a woman stating her father was experiencing seizures and difficulty breathing. Officers Todd Brozek and Susan Dalpiaz responded quickly, starting life-saving measures such as CPR within minutes.

They were assisted in their efforts by four firefighters who continued the emergency rescue until Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital personnel could arrive on scene. Eventually, the victim regained consciousness and was transported to the hospital for further care.

John Brozek’s most renowned accomplishment was the creation of an award-winning computer program that generated a multi-colored LED light show. This innovative safety measure remains in use today – it’s called The Pat Brozek Safety Light System.

Personal Life

John Brozek was a retired vice president of Connecticut Wheel & Rim and an active member in North Haven Lions Club and Mory’s Association at Yale.

In 1940, the United States Census records show he was born around 1913 in Poland and living with his wife and daughter in Chicago, Illinois. At this time he was 27 years old.

He had been an avid hunter, ice fisherman and trap shooter all his life. His hunting interests included deer, elk, ducks and pheasants; he even belonged to the Lost Lake management district! For years he enjoyed hunting with friends on weekends. Additionally he loved following Milwaukee Brewers and Badgers games! Additionally he loved watching baseball games too – Brewers or Badgers? Finally a loving father and grandfather; survived by daughters Pamela Brozek of Jefferson; John (Norri) of Fall River; grandchildren Aaron Francisco; Tracy Brozek; Tyler Brozek.

Net Worth

John Brozek has a net worth of $2 million. He founded two marketing companies that provide heavy-duty parts for trucks, Vipar and TruckPride, as well as officiating college and high school basketball for many years. Additionally, John served as president of the New Haven District Board of Basketball Officials from 2003-2014. Additionally, John and Sharon have been married 11-15 years and reside in residential property with a median home value in their area ranging between $100-149K.