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Zygmunt W. Mikiciuk

May 2, 1936 ~ June 12, 2026

Born in: Wiski, Poland
Resided in: Rochester, NY
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zygmunt mikiciuk

Zygmunt W. Mikiciuk

May 2, 1936 ~ June 12, 2026

Born in: Wiski, Poland
Resided in: Rochester, NY


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  1. With deepest sympathy –
    Andy, Michele, Sophia, Grady, Cade, Val & Phil Galetto

  2. With deepest sympathy during this difficult time. May the love of family and friends bring you comfort, and may cherished memories bring you peace in the days ahead –
    Irwin, Sarah & Kameron Newsome

  3. We are so sorry for your loss. May the memories bring you comfort and peace, and may you feel surrounded by love and support during this difficult time –
    The Cintrons

  4. Dear Rich,
    I am so sorry that your Dad is no longer here with you and your family. In reading his obituary I can tell that he was an exceptional father and friend to all who were lucky enough to know him. I pray that with time your sorrow will lessen as you will have so many wonderful memories of him to comfort you. Please take care. Karen Luvisi

  5. When l lost my mother you took time from your birthday party to walk me through the different steps of bereavement. Thank you for your compassion it meant a lot Peggy Gerace

  6. Teresa, Peter and family – We are so very sad to hear of Ziggy’s passing. Just know he is peacefully rest. He was definitely a man of distinction! His delightful personality made you feel comfortable and happy each and every time you were around him. May all your fond memories carry you all through this very difficult time. Ziggy you will definitely be missed, not jut by your family, but every individual that you crossed paths with!

    With deep love and respect,
    Val & Phil Galletto

  7. When playing baseball in front of Zygmunt’s house the bat slipped out of my hand, made it thru the window…
    the glass was everywhere in the house.
    Terrified, as any young boy would be Uncle Zygmunt, made me feel at ease.. made me a tomato mayo sandwich.. Never will I forget his understanding and compassion he showed me that day.

    I will miss you …
    Wujek Zygmunt