Dr. Stevan Richard "Rick" Zivic

Dear Mary and family, It has taken me a few weeks to find the words to express my condolences and properly describe my feelings for Rick. While many years have past since I spent time with Rick during his frequent trips to Toronto, those visits were always treasured. We usually had dinner at his favorite Chinese restaurant Sai Woo. I recall he loved their Peking Duck. He was so genuine, funny, smart, engaging and always had that big smile on his face. I also attended SNF functions with him...

My condolences to family. Having been friends since childhood he´s created many happy memories I´ll never forget. Not to be too sad in his passing knowing he´s accomplished his life´s goals in the church and choirs which he lived for.

Please accept condolences from the Cupkovic family. Memory Eternal!

Dr Zivic was my dentist for the last 7 years of his practice. He actually made going to the dentist fun. I will always remember him. RIP Dr Zivic

I still and will always remember when Rick and Gordon came to St. Pete and rode with me in the not best areas of town but we had a great time. Very disappointed that I was unable to meet up after the move to Clearwater and meet everyone.

We are in God's Hands and may His Will be done. As St. John Chrysostom said, "Glory to God for Everything!" Memory Eternal! Raymond & Darleen (Licina) Tubbs Monroeville, PA

My sincere condolences to the family Kumovi and friends of Rick. As a member of Kosta choir from Lackawanna I have so many great memories of Rick over the years. May his Memory be Forever Eternal

Our deepest condolences Mary, and the family of our dear friend RicK Zivic...We loved him like a brother and he will surely be missed by all of us in Lackawanna, NY So sorry for your loss, Rick will be forever in our hearts...love Jim & joanne Raditic Memory Eternal!!!

Very fond memories of Rick from when I was very young and he stood up in Ron Conrad's wedding. Would look forward to seeing him when our Choir would travel his way or when he would come out this way to Lackawanna. May your memory be eternal