Zephyr Rapinchuk

First of all, I would like to send out my condolences and sympathy to the family and all the friends of Zephyr. My name is of no importance, because I'm positive neither Zephyr or myself knew of the other's existence. I first found out about his death through facebook statuses, then (curiosity growing) internet research, and then the news spreading around the pioneer valley and in the papers. But Zephyr has left a lasting impact on me with the more I learned, and me, a mere a girl nearly as...

Tanya, I remember hugging you and holding your little tummy before you had shared the news with many. My heart go out to you.

My Husband Joe and I Met Zepher when he was a toddler...We send our love to his parents and grand parents.. God needed another special angel....

My deepest sympathies to Zephyrs entire family. I will always remember him at the Tri-State races and his upbeat, positive attitude. We dedicated our J1-2 race last Saturday to his memory and the Tri-State coaches all held a moment of silence and prayer. A bib with his name, and the number 18 will hang in the Blandford race building.

Todd Spooner
Head Coach
Blandford Ski Team

So sorry about your loss, there was a Dr. Stanley Rapinchuck (psychiatrist) who was an outstanding man who was a life saver to me in the early ,mid 80s. I am sure he would have been proud of his great grandson God Bless the Doctor would always have his feet on desk, listening and holding the Rosary