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IN LOVING MEMORY OF Victor Zucco
Victor
Zucco
September 4, 1935 – February 15, 2020
Victor Zucco's Obituary
Victor Zucco, 84, of Williamsburg, Michigan, passed away on February 15, 2020.
Vic was a gifted athlete and business man throughout his life.
He started his football career at Plum high school in Plum Borough, Pennsylvania, at many positions, but he excelled as a running back. He set many records at that time, and was later inducted into the Allegany Valley, Pennsylvania, sports hall of fame.
After high school, he received a football scholarship from Wayne State in Detroit, Michigan. He, again, set many school records, and was later inducted into the Wayne State sports Hall of fame. When Wayne State deemphasized their football program, he was recruited to Michigan State University, where he played under Duffy Dougherty.
The Chicago Bears drafted him in 1957, and he played 4 seasons, under coach George Halas. He started as a defensive corner back, and returned kicks and punts.
Vic started his business career, after his football career ended. He was a talented and successful business man, and started numerous businesses in the Detroit area, and later in Northern Michigan.
Vic was preceded in death by his parents, Anthony & Adele Zucco, his brothers Silvio Zucco, Geno Zucco, Frank Zucco, and Elmer Zucco.
Vic is survived by his wife, of 64 years, Marianne Zucco, and his sister Gloria Mulholland. He is also survived by his son Mark Zucco, (grandson; Alex Zucco and his wife Kaitlin, great grandchildren Emma & Lucas, granddaughter Grace Zucco). Daughter Lynne Riedy and husband Mark Riedy, (grandson; Brad Riedy and wife Claudia), (grandson; Brian Riedy and wife Alyssa, great grandchild John). Son Brad Zucco and his Life Partner Susan Thompson.
Vic was a loving husband, father, and friend to many. He will be truly missed.
In accordance with his personal wishes, there will be a private, (immediate family only), memorial. Those that are moved to do so, may make a donation to; Alzheimer's Association – Greater Michigan Chapter, Northern Michigan Office, 921 W Eleventh St, Traverse City, MI 49684.
To send condolences, or post comments on your memories of Vic, visit his tribute page at; www.Reynolds-Jonkhoff.com
Vic was a gifted athlete and business man throughout his life.
He started his football career at Plum high school in Plum Borough, Pennsylvania, at many positions, but he excelled as a running back. He set many records at that time, and was later inducted into the Allegany Valley, Pennsylvania, sports hall of fame.
After high school, he received a football scholarship from Wayne State in Detroit, Michigan. He, again, set many school records, and was later inducted into the Wayne State sports Hall of fame. When Wayne State deemphasized their football program, he was recruited to Michigan State University, where he played under Duffy Dougherty.
The Chicago Bears drafted him in 1957, and he played 4 seasons, under coach George Halas. He started as a defensive corner back, and returned kicks and punts.
Vic started his business career, after his football career ended. He was a talented and successful business man, and started numerous businesses in the Detroit area, and later in Northern Michigan.
Vic was preceded in death by his parents, Anthony & Adele Zucco, his brothers Silvio Zucco, Geno Zucco, Frank Zucco, and Elmer Zucco.
Vic is survived by his wife, of 64 years, Marianne Zucco, and his sister Gloria Mulholland. He is also survived by his son Mark Zucco, (grandson; Alex Zucco and his wife Kaitlin, great grandchildren Emma & Lucas, granddaughter Grace Zucco). Daughter Lynne Riedy and husband Mark Riedy, (grandson; Brad Riedy and wife Claudia), (grandson; Brian Riedy and wife Alyssa, great grandchild John). Son Brad Zucco and his Life Partner Susan Thompson.
Vic was a loving husband, father, and friend to many. He will be truly missed.
In accordance with his personal wishes, there will be a private, (immediate family only), memorial. Those that are moved to do so, may make a donation to; Alzheimer's Association – Greater Michigan Chapter, Northern Michigan Office, 921 W Eleventh St, Traverse City, MI 49684.
To send condolences, or post comments on your memories of Vic, visit his tribute page at; www.Reynolds-Jonkhoff.com
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