1954
William
2022
William Vincent "Bill" Zuk
August 3, 1954 — January 16, 2022
William Vincent “Bill” Zuk
“Ramblin Man“
Born in Steubenville, OH on August 3, 1954. Married to Delores “Dodie” Chambers on May 29, 1979 in Cleveland, OH. Died on January 16, 2022 in Ft. Pierce, FL.
Survived by his mother Regina Teresa Zuk of Ft. Pierce, FL, his son Vincent Zuk (Stephanie Ahlfeld Zuk) of Ooltewah, TN, his son Christopher Zuk (Brooke Satterthwaite Zuk) of Hixson, TN, his sister Joanne Zuk Fullerton (William Fullerton) of Apollo Beach, FL, his sister Nancy Zuk Stiglbauer of Ft. Pierce, FL, his sister Marie Zuk Barker (Tim Barker) of Murfreesboro, TN, his six grandchildren Lucas Zuk, Caleb Zuk, Hailey Zuk, Tag Zuk, Ledger Zuk, and Crew Zuk, his nephews William “Billy” Fullerton (Amy Fullerton) of Riverview, FL, Jesse Stiglbauer (Gina Stiglbauer) of Panama City Beach, FL, Matthew Stiglbauer of NC, and Ryan Stiglbauer of Cocoa Beach, FL.
Predeceased by his father Vincent John Zuk, and his wife Delores “Dodie” Chambers Zuk.
Bill graduated Toronto High School in Toronto, OH in 1972 and Ohio University in 1976. He was an industrial engineer specializing in materials management for the automotive industry.
Bill had a passion in life for family, music, dancing, fishing, the Steelers, and helping people. After retirement Bill lived his dream of traveling in his camper. He loved to attend music festivals, Daytona Bike Week, Mardi gras, drum circles and bluegrass jams. He was a free spirit who connected easily with people.
Bill loved helping others and enjoyed the friendships he made throughout his life. He enjoyed conversing with anyone he met. He was always there for anyone who needed a hand.
Services for Bill include a mass at St. Anastasia Catholic Church (407 S 33rd St) in Ft. Pierce on Friday, February 11, 2022 at 10:00am. The main Celebration of Life will be held on Friday, February 11, 2022 at 3:00 PM at Pierced Cider Works (411 N 2nd St) in Ft. Pierce. During this event we invite small groups to walk to Palm Sport and Wellness (208 Ave E.), where Bill dedicated dedicated much of his recent time building a beautiful waterfall and salt cave.
“Ramblin Man“
Born in Steubenville, OH on August 3, 1954. Married to Delores “Dodie” Chambers on May 29, 1979 in Cleveland, OH. Died on January 16, 2022 in Ft. Pierce, FL.
Survived by his mother Regina Teresa Zuk of Ft. Pierce, FL, his son Vincent Zuk (Stephanie Ahlfeld Zuk) of Ooltewah, TN, his son Christopher Zuk (Brooke Satterthwaite Zuk) of Hixson, TN, his sister Joanne Zuk Fullerton (William Fullerton) of Apollo Beach, FL, his sister Nancy Zuk Stiglbauer of Ft. Pierce, FL, his sister Marie Zuk Barker (Tim Barker) of Murfreesboro, TN, his six grandchildren Lucas Zuk, Caleb Zuk, Hailey Zuk, Tag Zuk, Ledger Zuk, and Crew Zuk, his nephews William “Billy” Fullerton (Amy Fullerton) of Riverview, FL, Jesse Stiglbauer (Gina Stiglbauer) of Panama City Beach, FL, Matthew Stiglbauer of NC, and Ryan Stiglbauer of Cocoa Beach, FL.
Predeceased by his father Vincent John Zuk, and his wife Delores “Dodie” Chambers Zuk.
Bill graduated Toronto High School in Toronto, OH in 1972 and Ohio University in 1976. He was an industrial engineer specializing in materials management for the automotive industry.
Bill had a passion in life for family, music, dancing, fishing, the Steelers, and helping people. After retirement Bill lived his dream of traveling in his camper. He loved to attend music festivals, Daytona Bike Week, Mardi gras, drum circles and bluegrass jams. He was a free spirit who connected easily with people.
Bill loved helping others and enjoyed the friendships he made throughout his life. He enjoyed conversing with anyone he met. He was always there for anyone who needed a hand.
Services for Bill include a mass at St. Anastasia Catholic Church (407 S 33rd St) in Ft. Pierce on Friday, February 11, 2022 at 10:00am. The main Celebration of Life will be held on Friday, February 11, 2022 at 3:00 PM at Pierced Cider Works (411 N 2nd St) in Ft. Pierce. During this event we invite small groups to walk to Palm Sport and Wellness (208 Ave E.), where Bill dedicated dedicated much of his recent time building a beautiful waterfall and salt cave.
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