William F. "Billy" Marcinkowski

Our deepest sympathy to the Marcinkowski Family.Sorry we can't be with you at this time.Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Bill as always a pleasant person,never had a bad word to say about anyone,our condolences to Nicole and Billy Jr. and the Marcinkowski family.

The coolest stop in town for gas with my dad was Marcinkowskis station. Always a smile and candy. The last service station of its kind and definitely a piece of Nanticoke history. The Marcinkowski name is pillar in this town. Awesome people.

Billy was my cousin-in-law and was married to my first cousin Phyllis. He was a really great guy. Phyllis's parents were my Uncle Phil and Aunt Helen. Phil was my mother, Victoria Pepel Bogacki's brother. Rest in Peace. My sincerest sympathies to family and friends.

In this sorrowful time, I would like to extend to you my heartfelt condolences. May our Lord comfort you and your loved ones.

I lived three houses away from Marcinkowski's Gas Station back in the later 60's while there I worked at the Gas Station, I was taught a lot about about learning how to treat people by serving them. I had great teachers, Bill and his brother Ray. I'm so grateful for knowing the Marcinkowski Family. I want to express my Condolences to Bill Jr, Noelle, Ray, Frank and all the Marcinkowski Family, may your love for Bill cure and add closure to your sorrow but may your memories live with him...

After my Dad's gas station closed, your father's gas station became my place to go fill up....he always, no matter what the weather, had a smile...so very sorry for your loss...