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Richard Zysk
August 08 , 1930 - May 04 , 2017
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- To the Zysk Family, We are so sad to learn of Richard's passing. Terry and Richard worked together many years ago. Terry fondly remembers going to lunch with Dick and discussing Fishing and Bowling. Richard was a mentor to Terry. We were always welcomed at the Zysk home if we dropped by. Richard loved to discuss his roses and he generously shared the best fish he caught. Frances was so special. Her Christmas cards always had a warm, sincere religious message for us. God Bless all of you, Terry and Cynthia . Terry & Cynthia Robertson
- Today was service and I hope I did you proud. I am going to miss you so much. I will always remember how you would call me after you learned new things about my gastroesophageal reflux and how you always wanted to educate yourself more on new topics. I always admired that. Even as you got older, you were always trying to learn new information. I personally do not know if I will be able to watch baseball without thinking about you or eat pizza without thinking about how much better yours was. I am so happy that you are at peace and give Nana a kiss for me. Love. Kaitlyn Sumner
- Dad, back again. It will be strange not seeing you everyday if not talking to you on phone. Remembering all the things you likes the fishing, bowling, Tigers and later your tablet. I see you had a lot of friends who liked you and cared about you ar American House. Thanks to them. You are with mother who you missed greatly. Richard A Zysk
- Living a long and fulfilling life, you have been a grandfather that took me to a baseball game and have cooked many loving dinners with family. As just last week I plated a Dahlia flower and were thinking of you of how you would grow them in you're garden as big as my head when I was young. "Gray hair is a crown of glory, it is gained in a righteous life" You were always reading and teaching me new things and asking questions. I will always remember you as the one asking everything there is to learn. I love you, I know you are with Nana and are at peace back with each other. I will miss you both and will always think of my grandparents, but as together once again. Melissa
- Dad, I remember the times you would come home from work when I was growing up and I would ask you lets go out front and play catch. You would every time and as I am adult know, not realizing you worked 6 days a week for your family and you never complained when I asked. You gave me the love of sports and family. Thank you. You are now at peace with Mom and Kurt looking over your family. We will miss you. Love, Sharon OXOX Sharon Miencier
- Now you can be with your wife Frances again. Remember "He who trusts in himself is lost. He who trusts in GOD can do all things." St. Alphonsus Liguori Mark G. Zysk
- Oh, the places you'll go! As a little girl, I was the one left in the house to drag to baseball. As it turns out my appreciation for a great hot dog and a player that can hit the ball based on talent and swing; all comes from the days at the ball park with you. The appreciation of those long lunches with your granddaughter; will be missed more than I can explain. The last few days you suffered more than any one should have. I am grateful I had the journey with you Dad and am blessed you are finally at peace!! OXOXOX Francine Francine Zysk
- I am so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. Your family will always be remembered from growing up across the street. We shared so many good times together. Your parents were awesome people and great friends to my Mom. May God Bless all of You. R.I.P. Rick Cyndi (Zavacky) Ford Cyndi Ford
- RIP, Dad. Richard a zysk
