Obituary for Gay Anne Zydiak
Gay Anne Zydiak, 58 passed away Saturday September 18, 2021
Born in Somerville, NJ, Gay lived most of her life in the Pohatcong area and in Kintnersville, Pa. for the past six years. She had been employed as a salesperson and receptionist for Static Power Conversion Services in Harmony NJ. Gay loved Halloween and anything dealing with that time of year and she was a collector of Halloween decorations. Gay enjoyed all kinds of music, loved outdoor concerts and was especially a fan of the Russtival Music Concert held at the Clinton Elks Lodge yearly. She also enjoyed motorcycle riding and traveling to music events.
Daughter of the late Daniel and Marie Anne Zydiak, she is survived by her children Kyle and Trisha Kopp, two brothers Scott and Todd Zydiak, her companion of eight years Lee Rowley and many friends.
A celebration of Gay’s life will be held 0ctober 17 from 1-4 pm at the Clinton Elks Lodge 2434, Sidney Rd. Route 617, Pittstown, NJ.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to St. Lukes Hospital, Development Department ,1736 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. 18104.
Born in Somerville, NJ, Gay lived most of her life in the Pohatcong area and in Kintnersville, Pa. for the past six years. She had been employed as a salesperson and receptionist for Static Power Conversion Services in Harmony NJ. Gay loved Halloween and anything dealing with that time of year and she was a collector of Halloween decorations. Gay enjoyed all kinds of music, loved outdoor concerts and was especially a fan of the Russtival Music Concert held at the Clinton Elks Lodge yearly. She also enjoyed motorcycle riding and traveling to music events.
Daughter of the late Daniel and Marie Anne Zydiak, she is survived by her children Kyle and Trisha Kopp, two brothers Scott and Todd Zydiak, her companion of eight years Lee Rowley and many friends.
A celebration of Gay’s life will be held 0ctober 17 from 1-4 pm at the Clinton Elks Lodge 2434, Sidney Rd. Route 617, Pittstown, NJ.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to St. Lukes Hospital, Development Department ,1736 Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. 18104.