Birth date: Dec 8, 1988 Death date: Jun 26, 2010
Zachary Aaron Uher passed away on June 26, 2010. He was born on December 8, 1988, loving son of Pamela Uher, brother to Matthew (Amanda) and Jennavee; grandson to Beverly and Alois Rybicki, and Rose Uher (John); nephew to Cyndy, C Read Obituary
Pammy, I am so sorry for what you are going through. You were blessed to have such a good son in your life. He is still here, just out of sight. Take care of yourself.
My heart is breaking for all of you. Losing someone who was such a special part of your lives is unimaginable. Words can not express the sympathy and heart ache I feel for each of you at this most difficult time.
I know you will be there for each other as you find your way. I admire your recognition of the time you did have Zachary and the wealth of memories you have from the 21 years he was actively in your lives.
Anyone loved as much as Zach will never truly be gone, for he will live on in your hearts.
No mom should bury their child. No grandparent should bury their grandson. No aunt/uncle should bury their nephew.
I regret not finding out early enough to attend the visitation/services earlier this evening. I send you a hug to provide comfort and to try to protect you from such unbelievable pain. Take care of each other. Take care of yourselves. Be gentle and allow yourself to grieve in whatever way is best for each of you.
May the knowledge that you are in my thoughts and prayers, as is Zachary, provide a small bit of comfort. All my love and sympathy,
Sue Shikowski ...When there was only one set of footprints in the sand, God said, it was then that I carried you.
Dear Pam and family, I would like to extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family. I will keep all of you in our prayers during this time, which must be very difficult for you. Although I did not know Zach or you very well; you do know my brother, Jerry Uher. And you were always very kind to my Mother, Jessie, when she had doctor appts. She always liked talking with you.
Take care and God Bless.
Dan and Bonnie (Uher) Searles
It's so sad to lose someone so young. You will all be in my prayers. (I am the daughter of Gilman and Maryann Thompson)
Pamela and Family,
It was a long line tonight...a testament to how much Zach was loved. I am sorry I could not stay to give you a hug, but I will when I see you in person. Your son was an incredible young man and I am grateful to have had him as a student. He was always so friendly and caring. If I could have more students like Zach I would stay teaching forever.
He will be missed terribly. Know your community is here for you.
Kindly,
Lisa
Please accept our deepest sympathy on behalf of our family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Arthur and Suzanne Uher, De Pere, WI
Pam, Matt and Jenna, May heart goes out to you and the rest of the family. Zack was a ray of sunshine and will truly be missed by all who knew him. I hope the fond memories of Zack will bring you comfort and peace. Love, Sharon and Dave
My friend Mary Jacobson told me about Zach's death. I am so sorry to hear about your loss and will keep you in my prayers.
My deepest sympathey goes out to the friends and Family of Zack. He will be missed by us all.
Dear Ms. Uher: Zach was one of my best students and was also my advisee for his political science major. I knew Zach quite well and I wanted you to know that I am devastated by his loss (as are so many other people here at Edgewood). Zach left such an indelible mark on all his professors and classmates. In my 15 years of teaching, I've only had a handful of students as bright and decent and engaging and open-minded as Zach. In class, he brought enthusiasm, insight, droll humor and great courtesy (the last of which is something so often missing in young people). When I teach my class on Media and Politics this Fall there will be an open seat where Zach would have been and it will break my heart every day. On behalf of myself and my colleagues in the Social Science Department please accept our most heartfelt condolences. Zach will be so sorely missed here. I can assure, though, that we will remember him well.
Sincerely, Steven Davis, Edgewood College
