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Anthony John Wojcik

1913 ∼ 2012

Anthony John Wojcik, 98, of Pensacola, Florida formerly of Nederland, Texas died Tuesday, March 27, 2012 in Pensacola, Florida. Anthony was born June 5, 1913 in Moss Creek, Pennsylvania to John and Sophie Wojcik. He was a resident of Nederland, Texas before moving to Pensacola ten years ago. He was one of the founders of Nederland Jewelers and a member of St. Charles Catholic Church, Lions Club, and American Legion. Anthony was a Master Watchmaker and Jeweler, Antique Car Collector, Airplane Pilot and an avid collector of Pocket Watches and Wrist Watches. He was fluent in speaking Polish, German, and Russian as well as English. He was an Instructor for Hamilton Watch Company in Lancaster, PA and Bulova Accutron Watch Company in Cincinnati, Ohio. He built and donated, his pride possession, a grandfather clock to the Carmelite Nuns in Loreto, Pennsylvania. Anthony was a loving father, husband and grandfather and loved by everyone he met. We are truly blessed to have had him in our lives and know that now he is at peace. A gathering of family and friends will be held Monday, April 2, 2012 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Levingston Funeral Home in Port Neches. Following cremation, he will be laid to rest with his wife, Theresa in Barnesboro, PA. He was preceded in death by his parents and wife, Theresa Wojcik. Surviving relatives include his sons, Paul Wojcik and wife Gladys of Port Neches, Texas; Richard Wojcik and wife Margaret of Memphis, Tennessee; brother, Johnny Wojcik of Barnesboro, Pennsylvania; grandsons, Chris Wojcik of Memphis Tennessee; David Wojcik and wife Elizabeth of Memphis, Tennessee.

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Anonymous April 10, 2012
Paul, You know that all of us are going to miss the "OLD MAN'', he was one cool dude. I have got some very special memories of Tony and you and I that I will never forget. He is in special place in Heaven, probable talking old cars with the Big Man himself. R.I.P. Tony, we'll see you on the other side. Paul, as for you, you know that you are one of the best friends I have. I just want you and Miss Gladys to stop and spend some time smelling the roses, we don't have long here my friend. I love you Buddy Wayne
Anonymous April 4, 2012
Paul I"m sorry to hear about your loss, I really liked Tony and I will miss the card games we played together
Anonymous April 2, 2012
So sorry to hear of your loss. I am impressed with how much you resemble your dad.
Anonymous April 1, 2012
Paul, so sorry to hear about your dad. Brenda and I have you and your family in our prayers. Your dad was a great man. I am glad I got to know him. Take care, Rix
Anonymous March 30, 2012
Paul, Gladys, Richard and Family. Please accept my condolences on Tony's passing. Reflecting back over the years I can honestly say that every interaction I had with Tony still makes me smile. He was a man of integrity and set the example for all of us to follow. His kindness and sincere feelings were felt by everyone fortunate enough to know him. He was a great teacher and friend and will be missed by all of us. He is home with our Lord now, May God Bless Him.
Anonymous March 30, 2012
Paul and Gladys, We are so sorry for your loss. Words can not ease the pain and loss you feel, but we hope the thought of close friends you have in Florida will help you cope with the trajedy you are dealing with. Love always, Ara and Deborah..
Anonymous March 30, 2012
Paul & Gladys, Richard & Family, I am holding your family in my prayers. Tony will always have a special place in my heart; my spirit smiles every time I think of him. I can picture Tony strolling, smiling, and singing at this moment. Tony always chose to be happy; in life...he lived! Cherish all of the wonderful memories both he and Theresa gave you.
Anonymous March 30, 2012
R.T. & I have so many memories of our former next door neighbor Tony. Because of his unassuming character, you would never know of his many talents & accomplishments. Never one to complain, he always had a spring in his step & a smile on his face, had a heart of gold, & was genuinely interested in what you had to say. And always, ALWAYS ready for a game of cards. This is one of our best memories of Tony - playing cards on our deck with the gang. There may have been one or two more skilled at the game than Tony, but none as lucky. Well, Tony, as you have gone on to your great reward, I can almost see you greeting my Mom & our friend Raymond with just three words..."Deal the Cards". You were the King of Hearts; thanks for the memories. Our deepest sympathy to the Wojcik family.
Anonymous March 30, 2012
Paul we share you lost please call us if we can do anything for you. Your friends always Si and Anna
Anonymous March 30, 2012
The Alexanders Family would like to express their condolences for the loss of Mr. Wojcik. We have never met, but we would like to just share some word of comfort to the family because life can be so overwhelming at this time. The pain, the grief, and the feeling of hopelessness can be unbearable. I pray that you can find comfort in family and friends but most of all thru Gods Word the Bible, whose ear and supplication is toward the distress ones, for he will swallow up death forever and certainly wipe the tears from all faces. Isaiah 25:8
Anonymous March 30, 2012
Paul, Richard and families, I would just like to offer my condolences in the passing of Uncle Tony. My dad, Stanley, loved to get together and talk with your dad about watches and clocks. He really missed calling him up at Christmas time . Dad had told us many times that when he was in the service, he would send money to Uncle Tony to keep for him until he was home. He was always very thankful, and as a result, dad had a little nest-egg with which to start out his life with my mom. I have many fond memories of Uncle Tony and Aunt Teresa. Love to you and your families.
Anonymous March 30, 2012
Paul & Gladys, Richard and family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Tony was a great man that always had a smile on his face and I feel very blessed to have worked with him. He was a pleasure and had a witt that will be greatly missed. He will always have a special place in my heart. I know he is driving his model T in the parade in the sky. Love, John Jones
Anonymous March 30, 2012
Paul, Your dad was special. I never saw him when he wasn't smiling. He always had a positive attitude that was contagious. You should feel proud about how you took care of your parents. I know they were very proud of you Respecfully Bob Stagg