Obituary for Stephen C Kizik
Stephen C. Kizik, 68, died Friday night, May 14, 2021 at his residence in Nashua, NH. He was born on June 27, 1952, the son of Nicholas and Bridget (Krewski) Kizik.
Stephen graduated from Nashua High School and went on to receive his Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Boston University. His degree led him into a 35-year career for the defense division of Raytheon. He took great pride in his work.
Stephen enjoyed fiddling with electronics at home as well. He loved understanding the inner workings of the things around him. Stephen took pleasure in his garden, which inspired him to learn how to can his own vegetables which he often gave away to others to enjoy. He found joy in cooking and feeding others, especially seafood and fried chicken. He had a caring nature that made him think of others before himself. He especially cared for his beloved neighborhood squirrels, which he could be seen feeding off his patio every day. He will be remembered as a generous and kind neighbor. His family is consoled by the fact that he is finally at peace.
His family would like to thank his long time care-taker, Tammie Nelson and her family, for the love, care, and companionship they provided to Stephen in his final years.
He is survived by his sister Sherry McKew and her husband Arthur of Nashville, TN. They will remember him as someone who adored his mother and loved his family. He is also survived by his niece Beth McKew of Frederick,MD ., and nephew David McKew of San Fransico, CA., who will remember Stephen as their grooviest uncle. He leaves behind many cousins and his Raytheon family as well.
SERVICES: A graveside service will be held Saturday, June 26, 2021 at 1:00 pm at Edgewood Cemetery, 107 Amherst St., Nashua, NH. Healthy family and friends are invited to attend. Those who wish to make a memorial contribution in Stephen’s name, may do so to the NHSPCA, PO Box 196, 104 Portsmouth Avenue, Stratham, NH 03885, or visit them online at www.nhspca.org/
The Davis Funeral Home, 1 Lock St, Nashua, NH., has been placed in charge of arrangements. (603)-883-3401 “ONE MEMORY LIGHTS ANOTHER.”
Stephen graduated from Nashua High School and went on to receive his Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Boston University. His degree led him into a 35-year career for the defense division of Raytheon. He took great pride in his work.
Stephen enjoyed fiddling with electronics at home as well. He loved understanding the inner workings of the things around him. Stephen took pleasure in his garden, which inspired him to learn how to can his own vegetables which he often gave away to others to enjoy. He found joy in cooking and feeding others, especially seafood and fried chicken. He had a caring nature that made him think of others before himself. He especially cared for his beloved neighborhood squirrels, which he could be seen feeding off his patio every day. He will be remembered as a generous and kind neighbor. His family is consoled by the fact that he is finally at peace.
His family would like to thank his long time care-taker, Tammie Nelson and her family, for the love, care, and companionship they provided to Stephen in his final years.
He is survived by his sister Sherry McKew and her husband Arthur of Nashville, TN. They will remember him as someone who adored his mother and loved his family. He is also survived by his niece Beth McKew of Frederick,MD ., and nephew David McKew of San Fransico, CA., who will remember Stephen as their grooviest uncle. He leaves behind many cousins and his Raytheon family as well.
SERVICES: A graveside service will be held Saturday, June 26, 2021 at 1:00 pm at Edgewood Cemetery, 107 Amherst St., Nashua, NH. Healthy family and friends are invited to attend. Those who wish to make a memorial contribution in Stephen’s name, may do so to the NHSPCA, PO Box 196, 104 Portsmouth Avenue, Stratham, NH 03885, or visit them online at www.nhspca.org/
The Davis Funeral Home, 1 Lock St, Nashua, NH., has been placed in charge of arrangements. (603)-883-3401 “ONE MEMORY LIGHTS ANOTHER.”