RUDOLPH-ZAMULA-Obituary

RUDOLPH ZAMULA

Rockville, District of Columbia

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March 4, 2020
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Rockville, District of Columbia

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  Rudolph Zamula  Rudolph Zamula passed away peacefully at age 96 on March 4, 2020 in Potomac, MD after a brief illness. Originally from Newark, New Jersey, Rudy was the last surviving child of Louis and Elizabeth Zamula. Rudy's studies at Rutgers University were interrupted by World War...

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It was my good fortune to have worked with him at the National Archives in College Park, MD. RIP Rudy.

Rudy & I on Utah Beach (2014)

I cherish the moments of getting to spend time with Rudy through the 83rd Infantry Division Association and am proud he considered me a friend. Rudy was a wonderful man and will be missed by all who knew him, rest in Peace my friend, until we meet again

70th Anniversary D-Day - Normandy, France

Rest in Peace, Soldier.
Thanks for our freedom!
Your Belgian Friends
Eric and Nelly.

A kind , thoughtful and gentle man. Always thoughtful and caring to others. The man will surely be missed on earth, but what a day it was when he was welcomed to his heavenly home. Keven Smith 83rd IDA

We lost another hero.
Rest in Peace, Soldier

May a great man always be remembered for being one of the greatest generation who served his country bravely so others could be free. May many wonderful memories warm the hearts of those who loved and were a friend to him.

I met Rudy through the 83 when attending events with my Uncle Fred Pearson. Go with God...

Rudy Zamula was a friend and colleague for many years. He was always thinking to the future of how we could exploit computer technology to do real good. We had a surprise reunion several Memorial Days ago, when he met up with other WW II Vets at our church to share stories and go to the big DC parade. (My husband and I were there to transport Vets to the parade.) Right now I am looking at his handwritten contact information he gave me that day. I am so sorry I did not clean up my...

I a so proud to have known Rudy through our love for the 83rd Infantry Division - he as a veteran and me as a descendant. He was a great man and a true representative of "The Greatest Generation." Now he is having his best reunion with his fellow veterans who preceded him. Rest in Peace, Rudy.