Joe Mazrani, the beloved ship’s wreck and the best husband NJ, Joe Mazraani

The wreckage of the ship and the husband of a senior lawyer in New Jersey died during a depths of diving in the seas.

Joe Mazrani, 47, suffered from emergency situations on July 29 while diving in the wreckage of the “Big Engine Steamer” ship, 200 miles at the eastern edge of George Bank, according to his company, Save the wreckage of the Atlantic Ocean.

The cause of his death was not revealed at the time of the company’s announcement.

However, they stated that the full investigation continues and that it is “currently” has no reason for suspicion of diver’s error or equipment failure.

“Joe Mazrani was greater than life. He was nice, emotional and generous. A guide, student, friend, son, and partner,” he shared Atlantic and wires you.

“Whether the cars are on board D/V Tenacious, diving into deep and dangerous waters, or defending his customers in court, Joe demanded the best of every place around him. Sometimes he demanded it angry – but he always demanded the role model.”

Mazraani participated in ATLANTIC WRECK with his wife, the general advocate of New Jersey Jennifer Celti. He was also a criminal defense lawyer by trade.

Celti said she was on the boat when her husband died.

ATLANTIC WRECK rescue in a final image of Mazraani in Bow of D/V Tenacious, the boat he used to explore and historical maritime rescue, before his death.

Mazrani was born in Lebanon and immigrated to the United States when he was 15 years old, according to his company Website.

In the mid -1990s, he became accredited diver and “soon a debris immersed in the northeastern coast, and immediately developed an obsession to explore the sunken Hulks that scattered on the approaches of New York Port.”

“Exploring the ship’s wreck is a way of life for an atmosphere,” says his autobiography.

“He is the head of the Atlantic Salvation of the Atlantic wreckage and runs the” stubborn “diving ship, which has been obtained specifically and equipped to complete many projects, including locating and exploring the U-550 and other deep debris in the North Atlantic.

Mazraani also led the campaigns to “Italian Airlines SS SS Andrea Doria, and the Hmhs Britannic wreck, the sister ship of Titanic, and RMS LUSITANIA.

The beloved captain has been recruited as a member of Boston Rovers-a non-profit organization devoted to marine conservation and education.

The New Jersey Office for Public defender Mazrani praised Friday after his death.

“With deep sadness, we share the loss of Joe Mazrani, the beloved partner of the General defender Celti and a dear member of diving societies,” the office wrote on Facebook.

“It was an atmosphere greater than life: fear, gentle, and deeply committed to justice. Our hearts are with the general defender and his loved ones.”