Nicholas John Spiak Jr.

I attended Fork Union with Nick. He was a big teddy bear. His good friend Curt Sheffield passed a few years before Nick. God bless you and your family. Bob Bailey, Cross, SC

Got to know Nick at Vanderbilt. He was a fine fellow with a huge sense of humor (Nick was the biggest lineman on the team!). Wish you had been blessed with a longer retirement, Nick! You deserved it.

thank you for the impact you've had on Max, Adam, and my life. I'll trully miss you.

Thanks for the memories Big Nick.the biggest redfish I ever caught was with you,i can see you fishing in heaven now.Your wonderful family will make you proud. Tom Liles

To the Spiak family on behalf of the Blair family of Fork Union Military Academy, we send our most heartfelt condolences.

I am the youngest in my family - the only son of Coach Bill Blair who will turn 90 this November. My father is still sharp as a tack when it comes to any and all things related to the memories of the young men he mentored at FUMA, and Nick Spiak is a name I have heard countless times through the years. My father loved the young men he coached and mentored, and...

Nick was a gentle giant both in his polite and thoughtful treatment of every one and in his remarkable talent in business. He will be missed by all who knew him, yet we all have such warm memories to sustain us.
David Ward