Fairport, NY
On Tuesday, April 19, 2022 at age 80. Predeceased by his parents: Francis and Edna Zinger, Liverpool, NY. Brother, Richard C Zinger. Survived by his loving wife Marcia; Sons Paul ( Tina), Stephen (Kimberly), and Jeff (Leslie) Zinger. Step-sons Chad (Kara) and Adam (Amanda) Phillips. Brothers, David (Sue) and Charles Zinger. Sister, Elaine (John) Munson. Sister-In Law, Mary Ann Zinger. (https://pattenmonument.com/) Grand children, Lauren, Cody, Katelyn, Luke, Chloe, Hannah Zinger and Thomas Phillips. Former wife, Linda Zinger of Florida. Several nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends.
William was a Logistics Manager with Xerox Corporation in the Latin American Group for 30 years (1970 to 2000). He served as a case manager and mediator for the Center for Dispute Settlement in Wayne County. His hobby was Antique clocks and watches. He was a member of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors Club and the Bloomfield Scientific Club. He was an active member of Ridgeland Community Church. Since 2008 he was a facilitator for The Divorce Care Ministry at his church. He enjoyed camping with his family, was a loving grandfather to his 7 grandchildren and a devoted husband.
A memorial service will take place on Saturday, May 28, 2022 at 2 p.m. at Ridgeland Community Church, 260 Beckwith Road, West Henrietta, NY 14586. Private interment will be in Pine Plains Cemetery, Clay NY. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Open Door Mission, Rochester NY in his memory.
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7 responses to “Zinger, William Francis”
I will miss you my brother ?. You always looked out for me, and I’m sure you still will. We’ll keep Marcia company and out of trouble? . Until we meet again. Chuck aka “Boy”
We became good friends with Bill many years ago when he moved next-door to us with his cat; his cat and ours became friends too.
When he and Marcia got married we gained another friend.
We already miss our daily conversations with him; garage-side exchanges were the highlights of our days.
Bill, you were such a gentleman and we will not forget you.
Rest In Peace.
Selim & Aysegul
We have known our dear friends Bill and Marcia for a long time. Bonnie was friends with Marcia who she worked with. We met Bill at a party many years ago and we hit it off immediately. Since then Bill was like a brother to us,, a good friend and confidant. We loved Bill’s sense of humor as he was always quick with a corny joke. Bill loved to share a glass of wine and hearty conversation. We got to know Bill and much of his family and it was clear he was loved. Bill we will miss you but we will never forget you as you live on in Marcia.. Take care buddy till we meet again.
❤️ Pete & Bonnie
RIP Uncle Bill. You will be truly missed.. Thank You for all your Birthday wishes every year. You never forgot one birthday of mine. I’ve missed all the board games we played. Thank you for all you have done for me and everyone else.. Love you till we met again.
Michele
You will be always missed, remembered, and loved.
Bill you were the commensurate older brother. You were always there when I needed you, especially in Dallas and Oaknoll Naval Hospital. Miss you! David
I am truly saddened by hearing the passing of Bill. I know Marcia loved you and enjoyed doing the things you guys always did together. My thoughts and prayers to the family.