Timeline for William J. Dziedzinski
Born: August 24, 1950
Died: February 2, 2018
William J. Dziedzinski, 67, of Ware passed away Friday, February 2, 2018. Son of the late Stanley and Adua (Manoni) Dziedzinski, he was born in Ludlow on August 24, 1950. William was a graduate of Ludlow High School and attended AIC. He was the maintenance supervisor at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital.
William is survived by his sons Eric Dziedzinski and his wife Amanda of Palmer, Michael Dziedzinski also of Palmer and Adam Dziedzinski of New Braintree; his daughter Sarah Delisle of Springfield; two sisters Lucy Hancock of West Suffield, CT and Audrey Gosser of St. Louis, MO and his partner Janet Suprise of Ware. He also leaves 7 grandchildren.
In memory of William J. Dziedzinski, Janet Suprise lit a candle
Bill was the real thing. We became friends at Ludlow High and unfortunately after a number of years lost touch. I often though about him, but I never forgot the friendship he gave to me or the big brother he became in those difficult high school years. I was the small guy everyone liked to pick on and Bill saw to it that that didn't happen. Bill was a big guy, a football player and due to a knee injury was never allowed to follow that dream. The biggest thing about Bill was not his shirt size but his heart, not only as a warm and caring guy but he had understanding and compassion especially for the underdog. Not something he showed all the time but it was there and kept most of it for the ones close to him. But you had to be close to him to see inside. Bill, sorry I didn't keep in touch more, I will miss you forever. Your friend always, joe
The world has lost a gentle giant among men, Godspeed Bill
Audrey, so very sorry to read about the passing of your brother. Life is so precarious for many of us. Hope YOU are doing well. Please call if you have a chance. Would love to hear from you. Kathy & Bill Armstrong, 413-568-1906.
Condolences to Bill's family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Bill was a great man to work with, always willing to help and make us laugh with his wit. He will be missed.
He will be sadly missed. Always was so special to visit the Gift Shop girls with a pleasant smile and a great story.
To bills family very sorry for your loss may god bless you all
I'm so sorry for your loss.. my thoughts are with all of you
Visiting hours at the funeral home are Friday, February 9, 2018 from 9:30 until the time of the service.
Funeral services for William will be Friday, February 9, 2018 at 11:00 AM at the Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home, 64 Sewall St., Ludlow, MA. Burial will follow in St. Aloysius Cemetery, Springfield, MA
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Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home.
In memory of William J. Dziedzinski, Janet Suprise lit a candle
Bill was the real thing. We became friends at Ludlow High and unfortunately after a number of years lost touch. I often though about him, but I never forgot the friendship he gave to me or the big brother he became in those difficult high school years. I was the small guy everyone liked to pick on and Bill saw to it that that didn't happen. Bill was a big guy, a football player and due to a knee injury was never allowed to follow that dream. The biggest thing about Bill was not his shirt size but his heart, not only as a warm and caring guy but he had understanding and compassion especially for the underdog. Not something he showed all the time but it was there and kept most of it for the ones close to him. But you had to be close to him to see inside. Bill, sorry I didn't keep in touch more, I will miss you forever. Your friend always, joe
The world has lost a gentle giant among men, Godspeed Bill
Audrey, so very sorry to read about the passing of your brother. Life is so precarious for many of us. Hope YOU are doing well. Please call if you have a chance. Would love to hear from you. Kathy & Bill Armstrong, 413-568-1906.
Condolences to Bill's family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Bill was a great man to work with, always willing to help and make us laugh with his wit. He will be missed.
He will be sadly missed. Always was so special to visit the Gift Shop girls with a pleasant smile and a great story.
To bills family very sorry for your loss may god bless you all
I'm so sorry for your loss.. my thoughts are with all of you
Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home
Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home.