Birth date: Apr 13, 1963 Death date: Mar 1, 2021
Jeffrey Allen Brozich, age 57 of Macomb, Michigan passed away on March 1, 2021. He was born on April 13, 1963 in Highland Park, Michigan. Beloved Husband of Lindsay. Dear Father of Brianna. Step-father of Lucy and Milo. He is sur Read Obituary
We got to know Jeff through CMGFL softball and the Diamondettes. Always had a smile and a willingness to help at any time. I am very sorry to hear this sad news. Our hearts goes out to the family. We will always be here for you.
The Simmonds Family (Marty, Katherine and Ryann)
Jeff and I raced the same class in motocross in our younger days, by chance one race we happened to be next to each other on the starting line waiting for our race to begin..it was there that we started chatting..we recognized each other but never really 'knew' each other till that day..a few races later and we were pretty good pals and soon became good friends. Jeff was a good competitor but a better friend, his jovial manner and easy smile was contagious, as years passed we lost contact as is how life often goes occasionally trading a few FB messages. I literally stopped in my tracks when I read of his passing...kicking myself for not making an effort to get together..later driving home from work I put my sunglasses on to hide my tears...couldn't get the image of his smile and joking manner outta my mind...Jeff was a good guy...a good man...God speed my old friend .
Jeff was always on “daddy duty.” Family and friends where his priority. His strong will, direction and hard work showed with the legacy he leaves behind. Everyone and anyone who was blessed to know Jeff will miss his energy. We will carry on with love on our hearts to be here for those he loved so dearly and especially you Brianna! Xoxo Aleesha, Deb and Rich
Bri, words cannot express how sorry we are for your loss. We love you and will always be here for you. ❤️
The Griggs Family
His perfect and eternal peace to you Captain. You service was a beacon of hope to everyone and your legacy will live on strong and proudly through your Brothers and Sister at the Madison Heights Fire Department. I am forever grateful for our brief chats and hugs last week. Thank you for not just taking the Oath - but living it.
