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William Rudyk

  • 56 years old
  • Born Jul 20, 1952
  • Died Feb 17, 2009
  • Hanover, Maryland, United States
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William was very proud to be an American. He served his country with honor from 1972 to 1996, where he retired as a CW3. He was a Gulf War veteran, received the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit. We believe that he would really like if anyone wanted to make a donation that it should be to the WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT. ( http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/ )

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Ruhe in Frieden,

Biggi Jul 30, 2009

lieber Bill. Du warst ein wundervoller Mensch und ich denk gerne an die schöne Zeit zurück in der du in Kronach warst und wir alle viel Spaß miteinander hatten! Es war meine schönste Zeit mit euch allen, Danke!

Dearest Rudyk Family

Troy Dimmig May 15, 2009

I was stationed with Bill at BRO Kronach about 20 years ago. Bill was my boss and a good one. We did alot of great work there and had alot of good times. Countless fests where we enjoyed many beers together. It was a small unit, only about 5 or so of us there at a time and all the families got close. I very much remember Natalia and Katja as young girls and how they used to play with my very much younger children. We did not stay in touch over the years and I wish we had. I was shocked to find out Bill had passed. Please accept my belated sympathy at Bill's passing.

Troy Dimmig

April 29, 2009

Dr. Oleh Denysyk Apr 30, 2009

Dear Rudyk family, my friends, my family

Thank you for inviting me and Nusia to participate in the services at Arlington National Cemetery yesterday for Vasyl. It was an honor for me to be there, to participate in honoring all that Vasyl has done for our country, for our security and for our freedom .

Stefan, and my comment to you about you being his role model, yes, I certainly believe your father was his role model, but take it from a younger-brother type like me, I have always considered my older brother a role model for me. I can't imagine Vasyl did not have the same feelings toward you. And after reading the posting and seeing the pictures on the website, he had two terrific role models: your father and you.

And for the for the record, Pani Rudyk, is one tough woman. She had a lot to do with the way both you and Vasyl and now your vnuky have turned out. I am honored to call her my god-mother.

Thank you again. I will never forget that ceremony.

Oleh

My Memory

Eugene Tyler Johnson Jr. Mar 15, 2009

Bill I Only Knew You As A Co-Worker, But Even As One You were One Hell Of A Person. Always Kept Your Cool And Always Spoke. You Have A Wonderful Family And You've Raised One Hell Of A Daughter (Natalia) and She's Doing A Great Job Raising Her Daughter. Keep Looking Over There Shoulders And Make Sure You Tell GOD To Save A Spot For All Of Them. Until Then May God Bless Your Family.

Eugene Johnson Jr.

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