William G. Marszalek

I do think of Bill a lot. He was a true friend that always had a smile on his face. He was nicknamed the "Tank" way back in grade school - he was also the gentle giant, that even then, had a smile on his face. When we saw each other at the Y, we always talked for a bit no matter what we were doing. He didn't deserve this disease - my Father-in-Law, Al Mann also died from this cruel disease and seeing what he went through tore me up. I pray that Bill and Al are resting in peace. Amen

I miss his infectious smile and pleasant demeanor. I always saw Bill (Tank) at the Wilmerding Y with his lovely wife, Sandy and they both were always upbeat. I really never saw Bill in a bad mood and once in awhile we would enjoy a beer together. I knew him since our days at Saint Leocadia Catholic School - he was a gentle giant then and remained that way through his adult years. I had one pleasure and that was providing Bill and Sandy to a couple of Pirate games each year and they both were...

Sandy, sorry for the loss of your beloved husband, Bill, you two were a real soulmate team, always together, But suffering wasn't the way too be either, he's now pain free but still living in your heart and soul and he's your forever personal angel! Hugs and prayers too you!!!!!!❤

Sandy _ I just heard about Bill's passing. I am so very sorry for your loss and ours. I always enjoyed talking with Bill because if you were having a bad day that ended quickly due to his overall enthusiasm and fun loving smile. I considered Bill a true friend - he and I go way back to Saint Leocadia's. He was a big guy then, but the nicest guy in the school. Again, sorry for your loss. He will be missed!! Love, Sta Wojton

Sandy so sorry to hear about Bills passing he will be sorely missed by many please accept our deepest sympathy and you and the family will be in our prayers.

Paul &Tammy Butera