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William Zywot
December 29, 1953 – April 11, 2018
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Maryann Zywot says
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Maryann Zywot says
William Dixon Zywot passed away on November 4th, 2018 after a brief illness. Known as Bill or Billy to his friends, he would have turned 66 on December 29th this year. Born in Queens, New York in 1952, Bill’s life has taken him to many places. Mostly recently as a resident of Helena, Montana where he earned 2 associates degrees from Helena College University of Montana and where he was also a member of the Helena Citizens Council. He grew up in Landing, New Jersey and graduated from Roxbury High School. He also lived on Fire Island and spent time in Illinois with his family, lived in Aspen, Colorado and Los Angeles, California. Bill is preceded in death by his father John Joseph Zywot and his mother, Nancy Dixon Zywot. He leaves behind his brothers Andy Zywot and Tom Zywot and three sisters: Nancy Gentry, Maryann Zywot, Elizabeth Brown and Victoria Snyder as well as many nieces, nephews and great nieces and great nephews, and many friends.
Those who knew Bill would say he didn’t look his age and some would say he didn’t act his age. He consistently kept fitness and body building in his life. He will be missed by all those who knew him and loved him.
Mary Ann Patterson-George says
Billy, Godspeed and I know you will shake things up in heaven when you get there! I feel so grateful that I knew you. I’ll remember the great conversations and laughs we had a the Helena College Library. You were always learning and questioning and you never took yourself very seriously but cared deeply for the world and your friends.
My deepest condolences to Billy’s family. I am also a Queens girl and know that the miles from family are often hard. I’ll miss him.
Mary Ann George
Lee Emery says
My sincere condolences to the family along with prayers. Billy was in my graduating class. I haven’t seen him since our 2017 reunion. He shared many smiles and laughs with all of us.
Tammy Steckler says
My deepest condolences to Billy’s family. I knew Billy from Helena College and he has always had a special place in my heart. I will miss his great humor, smile, and zest for life.
Kim Haughee says
I am sorry for your family’s loss. Billy loved and spoke highly of his family. He always saw the good in others even while seeking to improve himself. I saw him develop confidence i over the years and was delighted to hear and see his accomplishments. I enjoyed running in to him in the community to experience a moment of his positive energy. I will miss Billy and glad to know he is with his heavenly father. – Kim Haughee
marsha says
I love you bill and if I go to heaven we will have a great time. I wish I had more time with you, the 40 years we lost contact was 40 years I missed out on your friendship. I miss you so much.