Anthony Kulzy BERKELEY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — The Central Regional High School community is mourning the sudden and heartbreaking loss of Anthony Kulzy, a student remembered by friends and classmates as a young man full of promise, kindness, and quiet strength.
Anthony’s passing has sent shockwaves through Berkeley Township, where students, faculty, and families are coming together in grief and support. Authorities have indicated that his death is being investigated as a suspected suicide, a tragic circumstance that has deepened the sorrow felt across the community.
Classmates described Anthony as thoughtful and genuine — someone who carried himself with humility and warmth. Teachers recalled a student who was respectful and engaged, with a future that seemed bright and filled with opportunity. Whether in the classroom or among friends, Anthony was known for his easy smile and steady presence.
In the wake of the tragedy, school officials have made counseling services available to students and staff, encouraging anyone struggling with grief or emotional distress to seek support. Community leaders have also urged open conversations about mental health, emphasizing the importance of compassion and connection during times of hardship.
Anthony’s family has requested privacy as they navigate this unimaginable loss. Tributes continue to pour in from those who knew him, each reflecting the profound impact he made in his time at Central Regional High School.
As Berkeley Township remembers Anthony Kulzy, the community stands united in honoring his life and offering strength to his loved ones.
If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available. In the United States, you can call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, for free, confidential support 24/7.
Anthony Kulzy will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
