IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Michael

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Rybak

Feb 24, 1932 — Jan 29, 2022

Obituary

Michael Rybak, 89 of Suamico passed away peacefully Saturday January 29 th at Bayshore Nursing Home after a short illness. Michael was born to the late Mike and Mary (Woitowicz)Rybak in Chicago IL, on February 24, 1932. He married his wife June (Virbick)Rybak September 25, 1954, in Oconto Wi.

Michael was a longtime resident of Suamico. He owned and operated a gas station, oil route and used car lot in Suamico for many years. He was a true entrepreneur with many businesses around the Green Bay area. He proudly drove his decorated 1976 Bicentennial oil truck in the parade held in Suamico Wi. He was a founding member of the Howard Suamico Business Association. He was a proud member of the Suamico VFW. He served in the Korean War as an Air Force Mechanic.  In his later life he loved working on cars, spending time with his family and sitting with his dog Norah.

He is survived by four daughters and their families, Linda Jones (Grailing) Suamico, Tina Rybak Mitchell (Natasia) New Orleans, Ann Marie Rybak-Monfils (Owen) Suamico and Ruth Lund (Thomas) Suamico. Grandchildren, Grailing Jones JR. (Sarah), Garrett Jones (Ola), Owen Mitchell, Joshua Rybak (Jamie), Evan Lund, Eden Lund (Shane Kusserow). Great Grandchildren, Alexander Glasheen, Alexis Glasheen and Marlo Jones. He also leaves behind a sister Mildred Kuzicki, Green Bay, and a twin brother Leo Rybak, Chicago.  Sister-in-law Shirley Vandenelzen Green Bay. In addition, he leaves several nieces and nephews behind.

He was proceeded in death by his wife June Rybak, Granddaughter Jodi Glasheen, Brothers, Walter Rybak (Mary), Stanley Rybak (Julia).  Brother-in-Law John Kuzicki and sister-in-law Loretta Rybak.

A celebration of life is being planned in the spring due to covid with date to be announced. Online condolences are welcome at www.PfotenhauerFuneralHome.com .

Michael's family would like to thank the staff at Bayshore Nursing home and Heartland Hospice for the care provided.

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