William Edward Pfeuffer
William Edward Pfeuffer
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He was born on the 18th of July 1975 to parents Roxana and Kenneth Pfeuffer. Born in Sacramento, California, William moved with his family to Tennessee at age three and later to Florida, where he attended Most Holy Redeemer and later attending Jesuit High School (class of 1993). After graduating he attended classes at the University of South Florida.
William had many job titles including Gym Owner, Restaurant Partner, and his most recent restaurant manager. A natural people person, William had a welcoming personality and made everyone feel like a friend. Always having a smile and laugh at the ready for everyone. William embraced adventure whether it was hiking, axe throwing, bungee jumping, or trying interesting new food.
William loved his family immensely especially his daughter Madden. One of his proudest moments was the day he became a father. He was so excited to be a father and was very proud of Madden.
Growing up he always looked after and took great care of his younger brother, Stephen. He was the first born grandchild and had many people who loved him very much including Grandparents, Parents, Aunts, Uncles, and cousins. He had great patience when it came to his nieces and nephew and made sure they knew he was listening to them.
William was an avid sports fan. Participating in many sports while growing up. From Baseball, soccer, wresting, body building, and to his favorite, football. He enjoyed watching sports and especially loved the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Will is survived by his daughter Madden Pfeuffer, his Mother Roxana Pfeuffer, his Brother Stephen (Bonnie) Pfeuffer and 4 Nieces and a Nephew. He was preceded in death by his father Kenneth Pfeuffer.
A Memorial Service will be held on the 22nd of January at 10:00 am
St Mary's Parish in Tampa.
15520 N Blvd
Tampa, FL 33613
In remembrance of William donations can be made to Jesuit High School in Tampa, Florida.
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Allison K.
July 3, 2025
Liam,
I only just found out, and I´m still trying to process that you´re gone. It´s been months, but the shock and sadness hit just as hard. I wasn´t sure if I should leave a message after all this time, but we had a unique friendship, and staying silent didn´t feel right. I´m sorry we lost touch.
You brought so much joy into my life. I still think about our late night talks, how you'd light up sharing stories about your grandfather, your brother, and all his kids. And Madden every time you spoke about her, your love and pride were unmistakable.
I am lucky to have known you. My heart goes out to your family, especially Madden. You´re missed more than words can say.
Love you my friend,
Allison
Matthew Cox
January 26, 2025
Bill and I were fraternity brothers at USF and spent a lot of time together during our time there. Unbelievably sad to hear this news and sending my best wishes out to his family and friends. RIP Brother Bill ###
Amir Shirmohammad
January 22, 2025
My heart is broken and I was very saddened to hear of Will´s passing. Beautiful Madden, Roxana, Stephen, and family my condolences to you and please know my family has you all in our thoughts and prayers daily.
Madden, your father loved you so much and was so proud of you. We often shared stories of our daughters and he so much enjoyed his time with you as the lovely lady you were turning out to be. Keep on knowing your dad is loving you and guarding from heaven. He was a great friend and I always enjoyed spending time with him and cherished our time together. He was a wonderful man and always cared for his friends. I will miss him! We all will miss him but I draw comfort knowing he is in a Heaven looking upon all he loved. May he Rest in Peace.
Doug Works
January 10, 2025
I am completely floored by this terrible news. Just as Jason stated in his note, Billy and I were inseparable as kids. We skateboarded together around the neighborhood, did Karate, hung out at each other´s houses constantly, enjoyed Boy Scout adventures, and even produced a really rough but fun hand drawn comic book together. We did lose touch after high school when I went off to college at Central Florida and then moved across the country to San Diego for Grad School (then permanently). Billy was my best friend at MHR and despite being out of touch for so many years, I am tearing up right now thinking of all the wonderful memories we shared as kids. My deepest condolences go out to Roxanne, Stephen and the entire Pfeuffer family.
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Jason Seepersad
January 9, 2025
I know Bill from childhood. I went to MHR and Jesuit with him. I'm deeply saddened by the news of Bill's passing and wish to extend my condolences to his family and friends. Although much time has passed and I have fallen out of touch with him since graduating high school, I still remember him very well. We called him Bill. As a kid, I remember Bill, the altar boy, and his unshakable faith and relationship with Jesus. I remember competing with Bill to get the best grades in MHR. I remember watching him and Doug Works get into boy scouts, skateboarding, and karate. Those two seemed inseparable and their close friendship was inspiring. You don't dare mess with one without dealing with the other. I remember Bill as an athlete. While I was always picked last during PE, Bill was usually among the first to be picked for any sport. And he didn't look down on me for being the weakest link on the team. He always lifted me up and made me feel better despite my insecurities. But I'm sorry Bill. That mile that coach made us run around the church every year? I was faster. Rest in peace, Brother.
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