William Pydynkowski
November 5, 1958 ~ October 25, 2022
TAUNTON- William “Bill” Pydynkowski, 63, passed away in his home on October 25, 2022.
Born in Danvers on November 5, 1958, he was the son of the late Alphonse and Ruth (Milbury) Pydynkowski. He was raised and educated in Danvers and graduated from Danvers High School in 1976 where he played football, hockey, and baseball. He served our country with the United States Marines Corp. and was honorably discharged. He had a long career in car sales, starting at Ocean Pontiac. He continued on to work at IRA dealerships and held many positions. Bill was also the founder and owner American Adventure RV in N. Hampton, NH. Most recently, Bill worked in the RV industry in Taunton and Brockton. Bill was always kind to others and had a highly regarded work ethic that was respected by others. He loved supporting his children’s activities. He helped sponsor their sports teams and built a field in his back yard so they could practice.
He is survived by two children, William Pydynkowski and his wife Danielle of Hampton, NH and Tia Rogers and her husband, Matthew of Warren, RI, their mother, Deb Pydynkowski of Hampton, NH, his grandson, Chase, five siblings, Kathy Chirco (Tony) of Amesbury, Jack Pydynkowski (Laureen Brickley) of Middleton, Kevin Pydynkowski (Elise) of Freedom, NH, JoAnn Marshall of Danvers and Bob Pydynkowski of Hampton, NH and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his brother-in-law, Jack Marshall.
His Funeral Service will be held at 11AM on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2022, at C.R. Lyons & Sons, Funeral Directors, 28 Elm St., Danvers. Burial will follow in Walnut Grove Cemetery, Danvers. Visitation will be held from 4-7PM on Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2022, in the funeral home. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Bill’s name to American Heart Assoc. 300 5th Ave, Waltham, MA, 02451 or the Wounded Warrior Project PO Box 758516, Topeka, KS, 66675. Online directions and condolences are available at www.LyonsFuneral.com
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Such a sweet guy and very sad news. I’ll always remember “the pear tree” sending hugs and peace to all the family❤️
I can’t believe another Danvers cousin has detoured from the road of life. Cousin Billy was nearly as much of a firecracker as his big brothers Jack and Kevin. They were always a fun bunch, although now we only seem to meet at funerals… And always at Lyons!
Although it’s been decades since I last saw Billy, he has been, and will forever be, in my heart. He was one of the kindest souls I’ve ever known. I called him “Sweet William “ because he was – sweet, kind, compassionate. My heart goes out to his family and everyone who was fortunate to be loved by him. Fly free Billy…
I keep trying to wake up from this nightmare, but it just keeps on going. Now the realization of you not being here is coming to fruition. My best friend, comrade, confidant and brother in all sense of the word is gone. You were an amazing friend to June and I. Always asking, every day, how she was feeling, your Junnie. What you did for June and I just before your and Debbie’s wedding was just over the top incredible. A story only a select few will ever know. That how good a friend you were. Our conversations about the old days and days to come were amazing. Hearing you talk about Chase and your eyes would just light up. The endless videos of him that you would send to me were amazing. Just talking about Debbie and Tia and Billy would give you a second wind along with Matt and Danielle. I wish you knew how tough writing this is for me. Someone wake me up! My normal day would start with a text “Ill have a regular coffee and an egg sandwich and ill pay” no more text. “Lunch”? no more text. I’m waiting for the next text Bill. I’m sure you have already arrived so I’m sure when my father says hello, he will follow with one of his silly jokes and with your politeness you will give him a good-hearted laugh. Say hello to your Dad, Mother and Jackie for me. God speed old friend. We hardly had the time to know you.
Joseph and June Marcus
I believe there are reasons people like Bill come into a person’s life. Bill was just an amazing light to everyone and unto himself. Listen there are no perfect people in this world, we all have flaws but there always comes a time when some people, even later in life, rise above and show their true selves. Bill was one of those people. He was probably the most caring person I knew. Would do anything to help others. Could be strangers, friends or relatives and there story very few people know. You knew when he was exhausted from a long are plenty of examples. All I know is he was an amazing friend to both my wife June and I. Always asking how his Junnie was feeling. What he did for June and I right before his wedding was incredible act of kindness and friendship, a day at work because he put 110% of himself out there but on our rides home, he would talk about Chase, his grandson, he would just get a second wind and his eyes would just light up. Showing me endless videos of him as he grew. Endless talks about Debbie, and oh God how he loved her, bringing a tear to his eyes and his kids Tia and Billy, just pride beyond words. Matt and Danielle loved them. I keep trying to wake up from this nightmare, but I have come to realize that its real that your gone Bill. I hope I’m half the man you were. You were my friend, my comrade and my brother. I’ll miss the banter back and forth. Sports, politics, religion whatever came into our heads. I will think of you every day along with my father. Best friends forever Bill. God, please wake me up.
June and Joey
While I never met you, I’m sure my cousin JoAnn is feeling your loss. Rest In Peace.
I am so sorry, I just realized this morning that Jackie Marshall passed away a month ago and now Billy. So sorry for the loss. Rest In Peace, cousin Billy!
Bill may you Rest In Peace.
Bill you always had always had a smile when our paths would cross in the building. Your good nature and smile will be missed around here. My condolences to your family during this difficult time.
-Matt H from Taunton
I worked with Bill for many years at the Ira Group. He was such a great man,always willing to help some one out. Rest in peace my friend. God bless you and your family.
My condolences to the Pydynkowski family on Billy’s passing.
John Gillis
I worked with Billy for many years at Ira in Danvers. We became good friends. Billy was always there for all of us and was truly a great guy. Ive stayed in touch with him over the years and he will be missed very much. Im so sorry to Deb and the kids was a truly a respected man.
Thank you Patty!❤️❤️
Thank you
Thank you Donna!
Thank you Wayne
Thank you Donna the good old days!
Thank you Patti! I surely am!
Thank you Matt
Thank you Joe! I know he was a close friend and I appreciate your kind words and friendship!! I know he appreciated your friendship!
My condolences to Billy’s family and close friends. So sorry to learn of his passing. He is one of those special people that will always live on in the memories of those that knew and loved him. He will be missed.
Bill was a great guy, even as a young man. I remember seeing him all the time skating at the meadows. Very sweet person. Big loss for his family. sending hugs. Denise Kuell
Lots of wonderful memories with our kids growing up, holidays were the best! He was the best brother in law, always smiling, could talk about everything! Such a heartbreaking loss. Our hearts go out to all of you. Only wish we could have hung out more the last few years. Rest In Peace Bill. We will never forget you.❤️
What a beautiful tribute. Billy had so much love to give. Sending hugs and prayers to all his family.
Bill was always one of the true good guys, ready to lend a hand whenever he could and most importantly he qas a great father, RIP Bill, so privileged to call you friend, Vincent Palumbo, Kingston NH