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Zack Buehler, a beloved son, brother, and friend, was born on December 12, 2003, in Fairfax County, Virginia. He passed away tragically on December 14, 2024, in Macon, Georgia, just two days after celebrating his 21st birthday. His time on this earth was filled with an abundance of love, laughter, and cherished memories.
He loved fishing, riding four-wheelers, and indulging in his interests in firearms and video games. Each moment spent outdoors or in friendly competition brought him a sense of fulfillment that he eagerly shared with those he loved. His zest for life and his ability to find joy in the little things made him a beacon of light to all who knew him.
Zack's family was his foundation, and he loved them deeply. He is survived by his father, Steve Buehler and Tamara of Berryville, GA; his grandmother, Ann Shearon of Pocahontas; his brother, Alexander Joseph Buehler and companion, Meggie Aivalotis of Decatur, GA; and his stepfather, Curt "Ziggy" Senzig of Byron, GA. He is also mourned by a host of aunts, uncles, and extended family who held him dear to their hearts.
Zack is reunited in eternal peace with his mother, Barbara Senzig; his grandfather, Billy Shearon; and his grandparents, Mary and George Buehler. They welcomed him with open arms in their heavenly home, where love and laughter echo forever.
A graveside service to honor Zack's life will be held on December 18, 2024, at 1 pm, at Oak Grove Independent Methodist Church Cemetery in Pocahontas, TN. Friends and family are invited to join together in remembering the light that Zachary brought into their lives.
As we reflect on the time we shared with Zack, let us carry forward his spirited essence, his unwavering kindness, and his joyful pursuits. Though he may be gone from our sight, his laughter, love, and passion for life will forever echo in our hearts. Rest well, Zack, until we meet again.
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