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Paul S. Zientek, passed away on Friday, January 31, 2025, at the age of 86. Born on August 19, 1938, to the late Peter and Josephine (Pawlak) Zientek. Predeceased by his sister Joan, former spouse Carol (Lee), and dear friend Carol Pelnar. Paul's legacy is lovingly carried on by his devoted children, Lori (Don), Sheri (Mike), Kim (Scott), and Scott (Julia). His spirit will continue to shine brightly in the life of his cherished grandson, Erik, (Stephanie). Paul also leaves behind Mary Jo, a dear friend of his sister Joan and Jim Helm, a longtime friend whose camaraderie was invaluable.
For 40 years, Paul's professional life was intertwined with Northwestern Mutual, where he not only excelled in his career but also found a second family among his colleagues. His dedication to his work was matched by his commitment to the Northwestern Mutual stamp club, where he was able to merge his love for philately with the camaraderie of like-minded peers. Traveling by car was one of Paul's greatest pleasures, as it allowed him to explore the vast and varied landscapes with a sense of freedom and adventure.
Visitation at St. Paul Catholic Church (1720 E. Norwich St., Milwaukee) on Wednesday, February 12, 2025, from 9:00 AM until time of service at 11:00 AM. Burial will take place in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Cudahy.
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