Birth date: May 31, 1982 Death date: Aug 4, 2020
Justin Edwin Pregenzer passed away unexpectedly on the evening of August 4, 2020 of sudden cardiac arrest at home. He is survived by his wife of 16 years, Brandi (McIntyre) Pregenzer and children Zachary (12), Benjamin (10) and Ca Read Obituary
Please accept my deepest condolences for the passing of Justin.
I had the good fortune of knowing Justin from Westfield High School and as a member of Boy Scout Troop 79. He had a calm, mature demeanor and seemed to possess wisdom beyond his years. Justin truly embodied the virtues of scouting and was a reliable, sensitive and kind friend. I am glad to know that he lived a fruitful life.
2/27/21–read the obituary in The Westfield Leader. So very sorry to hear of Justin’s untimely death. Our family will be forever grateful to Justin for his bravery in saving our beloved boxer Norton from a vicious attack.
With sincere condolences to Linda, Laura and the entire family.
Elyse Weber-Sacks (former neighbor/around the corner).
Our condolences to the Pregenzer family on the loss of Justin. He was a cornerstone of Pack 1154, the Ashburn Farm community and served as a great inspiration to all. May his respect to others and commitment to all live on. He will be missed greatly.
The Vatty Family - Bruce, Elizabeth, Will and Jesse
My heartfelt condolences to the Pregenzer family. Justin worked for me at NGA for the past 2 years. He was a fabulous geospatial information systems instructor. He really had a smooth delivery and knew how to captivate his students. As a result of his efforts, many warfighters and first responders were better able to do their jobs safely with the data he trained them to find, get and use. Our outreach and engagements team will never be the same without him. In my many conversations with Justin, I could easily see that he was a devoted husband and father. He also loved to share his enthusiasm for Scouting, Star Wars and his participation in Dragon Con. I learned a lot about each of those things! I will miss Justin immensely. He was truly a great guy. I wish you all peace and comfort during this difficult time.
