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Your sponsorship helps kids in Paramus step onto the field with confidence. ⚾ By supporting the Paramus Junior Baseball League, you give players safe equipment, well‑run fields, and a place to learn teamwork and sportsmanship.Every level of support matters—from uniforms and practice gear to clinics and community events. Please complete this form to choose the sponsorship that fits your business or family and keep youth baseball strong in our town. 🧢

Grab your official PJBL hat and show your support for Paramus Junior Baseball League. Every cap helps keep our fields active, our teams equipped, and our players learning the game they love. 🧢⚾Wear your hat to games, practices, and around town to cheer on youth baseball, teamwork, and good sportsmanship in our community. Thank you for backing our players on and off the field.

Your gift in memory of Paul Weinzerl helps more local kids step onto the field with confidence. Every dollar supports Paramus Junior Baseball League players as they learn the fundamentals of throwing, hitting, catching, and pitching.By giving, you honor Paul’s love of the game and help keep baseball and kickball programs open to boys and girls of all skill levels. Thank you for supporting our players in Paul’s name. ⚾Paul was the beloved husband of Robin Weinzierl (née Nevins) and dear father to Jeffrey Weinzierl and CorinneWeinzierl.Paul passed away peacefully at the age of 72, with his wife by his side. Born on July 23rd, 1954 he was a lifelong resident of Paramus, where he was an active member of his community and had a passion for volunteering. Paul was especially committed to the Paramus Little League, where heplayed as a youth and was coached by his father. This inspired him to eventually coach his own children, as well as many other children in the community, Paul loved to share his passion for baseball. After his coaching years had ended, Paul continued to support the Paramus Little League byvolunteering at both the Midland Elementary School snack bar and the Sports Complex snack bar, cooking and handing out snacks to the players and their families. Paul also held a title as a Lifetime Trustee of the Paramus Little League. Paul was deeply grateful for the opportunity to remain involved in his community through a sport he loved. Paul was one of the best team players: kind, thoughtful, and always willingto help. Paul was incredibly grateful for the opportunity to give back to his community.Long before volunteering became one of his favorite pastimes, Paul began his career at Dewey Electronics in Oakland, NJ, working for Gordon C. Dewey. Starting off driving for the company at 17, he went on to become aProduction Control Manager for over 35 years. Dewey Electronics was something Paul spoke about often, as his work there brought together many of his interests, all in one place. Dewey Electronics was not just a job to Paul; he was truly a loyal and devoted employee who took great pride in his work. While working for Dewey Electronics under the original founder and CEO, Paul was an important and reliable asset to the company and their contracts, which involved the Department of Defense, the Department of the Navy, and the Department of the Army. Paul worked in various capacities during his time at Dewey Electronics, dedicating himself and his skill to every assignment he was given. Paul always made sure his work was well done, and it was something he was forever proud of.Outside of work and volunteering within his community, Paul was a devoted husband and father, spending time with his family meant more to him than anything else. Fromteaching his children how to ride their bikes to helping care for the many pets his daughter would have over the years,Paul cherished every moment, especially those spent with his wife, whom was his best friend. Paul was a true familyman, and his children enjoyed listening to his many memories—from his favorite cars and his first concert (Electric Light Orchestra) to the music he loved and storiesabout old friends and block parties. His stories will be held close to his children’s hearts, and shared with many.Paul was a man of his word and someone who is unforgettable. He is remembered by his many siblings, William, Eric, Lynn Wilson (née Weinzierl), Roy, Donald, Gary, Carol Dickens (née Weinzierl), and Laura Kendall. Paul had 26 nieces and nephews, and manygreat-nieces and great-nephews. He was the dear brother-in- law of Mark Nevins, Kelly Rivera (née Nevins), Jamie Montague (née Nevins), Michael Montague, Clinton Dickens,Garold Kendall, and Carson Wilson. Paul is now reunited inHeaven with his parents Siegfried and Virginia Weinzierl (née Dunn), father-in-law Tom Nevins, mother-in-law Patricia Nevins, brother Carl Weinzierl, half-brother ThomasLineaweaver, brother-in-law Richard Rivera, and sister-in-law Lynn Nevins. He will be remembered by his many close friends from school, from his team at Dewey Electronics,and of course from baseball.Paul would want everyone to know how much he cared about all those he met in life and how grateful he was for every friend, colleague, and family member he had. Paul is forever watching over those who he loved, and he is without a doubt still rooting for the Dodgers in Heaven.To Paul, we are lucky to have shared our lives with you.Your memory will continue to live on in the hearts of those who loved you and those who knew you. Thank you for being the utmost loving, caring, and devoted husband, father and friend.‘Go Dodgers!’

Your gift to PJBL keeps kids on the field, learning the game of baseball and the value of teamwork and sportsmanship. ⚾Every donation helps cover essentials like fields, equipment, uniforms, and safe, structured programs for Paramus youth. Together, we give kids a place to play, grow, and belong.

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