Elmer Donald Andrejcak

Birth date: Jan 25, 1944 Death date: Jun 16, 2024

Elmer Andrejcak, of Naples, FL, passed away on June 16, 2024. Elmer is survived by his spouse Judith Andrejcak (Fetchkan), brothers Michael and David Andrejcak and several nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents Read Obituary

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Judith

50w ago

True love was especially known to his wife of 40 1/2 years and more.His furbabies,Beep,Sundance Kid,Sunshine and Sunny Ray were his children and just added to the love shared within the Andrejcak family.His love of his family,Gina,Andrew,Jessica,Bob,David,Mike,Ann,his parents,his in laws his beloved sister,Mariane his niece,Marie and all other family members and friends will always be remembered ,but our void will always be felt.Never was there ever known such everlasting love that Elmer had for his wife,Judi.It will never be the same without him.May he rest in peace,love and happiness for eternity. 🙏🫶

Dawna M. Maydak

67w ago

Prayer for Elmer: Light, Lightness, and the Laughter of Angels... Prayer for Judi and Family: May your memories lighten the darkness of your loss...

Dewayne Ballas

67w ago

Always true to his friendship, he knew Thunderbirds like the back of his hand.. Elmer was instrumental in helping me acquire a 1956 making sure that I was purchasing a solid car. We made a lot of good memories with those cars & without.. You are missed… 🙏’s

Ronald Macosko

67w ago

Deepest condolences to the Andrejcak family from Ron & Judy Macosko.

Joni And Ralph.

67w ago

Thanks for everything old friend.

Anonymous

68w ago

Uncle Elmer will always remain in our hearts, him and mom can get back on their daily chats now. With our Deepest sympathy, Johnny & Angie

Tom Andrejcak

68w ago

My Uncle, My Godfather, and one of the reasons I went to the Army. He was in during the Cold War in Germany before I was a thought. Then, 30 plus years later I was in Germany when the walls came down as a young officer. A hard working man and always was honest and filled with love when he gave me advice. And, to this day I have the coolest train he got me for Christmas when I was young. He also asked me if I wanted to borrow his car for PROM. I said I could not borrow his T-Bird and he laughed. “No, the Lincoln.” R.I.P. Uncle Elmer…. God Bless you Soldier!

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