Rob Schipke
Lovingly memorialized by Adam Long on February 4, 2015
He retired from Lockheed Martin (Orlando Division) in 2010 as an Aerospace Engineer where he enjoyed his career for over 30 years. He was born and raised in Meriden, CT and lived a wonderful boyhood life there. Rob was raised Catholic, attended Catholic school, and served as an alter boy for several years. Even though he wasn’t a big fan of organized religion, he reconciled his own personal relationship to God and was at peace before he passed. He was charitable to several organizations that he truly believed made a difference in people’s lives.
He settled in very quickly to his little beach condo in Clearwater, Fl.. He loved his wife with all of his heart, and his family and friends, loved his beach life, he loved cars, especially his, he loved to fish, swim, dive, kayak, work out at the gym, travel, ski, and sit on the beach with his wife and friends where he spent many wonderful days soaking up the sun and enjoying the wonderfulness of friendships that began there.
For those of us who mourn his loss, he wanted celebrations of his life where friends and family could gather together to celebrate his life and share stories that were unique to him. He always recognized and was grateful that he lived a blessed life. He will always be loved and missed, and he left all of us who knew him with rich, wonderful memories that will last for a lifetime.
Rob is survived by his wife Trish, Adam Long, his stepson, Andrew Schipke, his brother, Rose Schipke, his Aunt, Braden, Melissa, and Ryan Schipke, his niece and nephews, Connie Schipke, his Cousin, and the rest of his family and friends. He is preceded in death by his parents, Robert N. Schipke and Ethel Schipke.
Bo Driggs
Lovingly memorialized by Tina Belshaw on February 4, 2015
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Gary LaMonica
Lovingly memorialized by Greg LaMonica on February 4, 2015
Gary went on to attend college at Kent State University, graduating with Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Experimental Psychology. While still in college, Gary met and married Sandra Faysash. It was not long before they became the parents of twin boys, Gregory Ross and Jeffrey Scott.
Gary was employed for more than 25 years in the defense industry beginning with Goodyear Aerospace which later became Loral Defense Systems and Lockheed Martin. It was this employment with Goodyear that relocated Gary to Arizona in the mid-1970's.
Gary's passion for hunting and the outdoors that began as boy in Ohio expanded over many years in Arizona and became one of the major themes of his Life. Gary was an avid member of the Arizona Varmint Callers Association and later served as president of The Arizona Wildlife Foundation. Many sunny days and starry nights were enjoyed in the beautiful Arizona mountains with good friends and family.
Gary would tell you that the most important event of his life occurred when, as an adult, he found the love of a Savior and committed his life to following Jesus Christ. Much of his energy has since been spent in the service of his Lord: caring for people, working in various capacities in the church and proclaiming God's message of salvation. After retirement, Gary was led to a missionary calling and spent several years working overseas. It was while attending a conference in Hungary that Gary met and fell in love with Nataliya Bannikova. Although her home was in the Ukraine, Nataliya agreed to become his wife and accompany him on an adventure that would take them to Spain, Morocco, Sicily and eventually back to Arizona where they have built a happy life together in the United States. Together they attended Calvary Church of the Valley in Paradise Valley, where they have many good friends and frequent fellowship.
Gary is survived by his wife Nataliya Bannikova and her grandson Yan who has lived with them. Gary's son Greg and his wife Peggi live in Ahwatukee and their three children are Lauren Anderson, Aaron LaMonica-Weier, and Jeremy LaMonica. Gary's son Jeff lives in Alexander City, Alabama with his wife Natalie and his step-sons son Jarrod and JT. Gary sister Rebecca lives in Tucson, Arizona and his brother Lew Gerrick is still in Ohio with his wife Victoria and other extended family members.
Thomas Rufus O'Donnell
Lovingly memorialized by Beverly O'Donnell on February 4, 2015
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Annette Walker
Lovingly memorialized by Donald Waters on February 2, 2015
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Lovingly memorialized by Valentina Petrovskaya on January 28, 2015
I am going to miss you, Olechka, so much but you will always have a big place in my heart.
love you forever,
your little sis Valya.
Kevin Zientek
Lovingly memorialized by Sonya Peters on January 28, 2015
Kevin Joseph Zientek was born on April 2, 1993 and passed away January 22, 2015.
He had an exuberant smile, captivating eyes and a very kind soul.
He knew no stranger and was a loyal friend. He was a free spirit.
He was a loving son, brother, nephew and grandson. He was proceeded in death
by his Great Grandfather: James R. Gailey and Grandfather: Edward M. Zientek
and younger sibling. Survived by his mothers: Kristi Prickett and Barbara Zientek,
Joseph Graham and Ed Zientek. Stepfather: Jeremy Bayer,
Brothers: Chris, Shawn and Collin, Sisters: Alyssa, Abigail, Alexis and Alivia.
Great Grandmother: Theresa Gailey, Grandparents: Philip and Susan Smith,
Debbie Gross, Tim Graham, Lonnie and Suze Gray, Todd and Sonya Peters,
Aunt: Ashley (Adam) Eichman, Uncles: Joshua (Uncle J) Graham, Steve Graham
and Jeremy Smith, Fiance Mackenzie Coleman and countless cousins and friends.
Gloria Parsons
Lovingly memorialized by Tara Menendez on January 27, 2015
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