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Christopher Wilkinson planted 3 trees in memory of Zach Garcia
Monday, March 25, 2024
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Anonymous planted 3 trees in memory of Zach Garcia
Thursday, March 21, 2024
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Samantha and Ever planted 3 trees in memory of Zach Garcia
Wednesday, March 20, 2024
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Tuesday, April 2, 2024
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Zach Zach Zach, what can I say? I am so happy I met you man, we met under weird circumstances and we hit it off and became brothers. Even though I only known you less than 6 months, you were a very loving friend and very appreciative of our friendship, you said my cooking was the best , that made me smile, this experience has shown me that the human spirit is truly pure and we all are shaped by our life experiences. Zach, I know you wanted to come stay with me a few days and I was fearful because I didn’t want to loose you, due to rough area in Albany I live , you called me a few days before you left us and wanted me to visit your hotel room , which I was trying to get around to visit and we planned another job for you to make some money. I am happy you went to get your self together , it’s all a process. I am missing you Zach . I know you are watching over us and we have an angel now, fly high, you always loved to be in skies. I am adding pictures of the time we spent together. #ZachForever!!
Your brother Kristopher
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Leslie Wright posted a condolence
Saturday, March 30, 2024
Zach’s heart was the size of Texas. His large smile and warm hug were always at the ready to greet you. His energy was infectious. Zach was one of those special people who loved you so hard you never went a day without knowing someone loved you.
I would often tell him that I wish he could see himself through my eyes. He was a beautiful soul.
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Taylor Wilkinson posted a condolence
Sunday, March 24, 2024
I’m beyond grateful for the time I got to spend with Zach. Family meant everything to him and you know he always had your back no matter what. He would light up every time Emma and I came to visit, as did we. Never short on jokes and armed with a mischievous sense of humor. He had a heart as big as his laugh and a spirit that embraced life with both hands. He inspired me every day to live life to the fullest and to never take anything for granted.
Zach, you are irreplaceably missed but infinitely remembered in our hearts. Rest in peace, I love you.
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Deb (Applebee) Green posted a condolence
Saturday, March 23, 2024
Zach lived a full life even though it was cut short. My boys always looked forward to spending time with him when we visited. Playing knee hockey in the basement, jumping on the trampoline and swimming for hours. He was afraid of nothing and would do anything for anyone. He was a wonderful human being who will be greatly missed.by so many. But he is at peace now and not struggling with the demons that got him off track. You all helped him as much as you could in your own way. I admire your strength and support for each other. He will be in your hearts forever. Love you xox
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Chauntelle Alkinburgh posted a condolence
Saturday, March 23, 2024
Zachary embodied love in his generous actions, graced us with laughter through his lively humor. His shared experience of traumatic brain injury formed an unbreakable bond with me; a bond strengthened by our shared love for soccer and the joys of being an Aunt or Uncle. Even amidst his personal struggles, he was compassionate dedicated to helping family, such as when he drove to Massachusetts to pick up my niece Samantha, and drove to NH where I was in a rehab facility from my accident. Life is sometimes marred by playful mishaps like the black eye I received during our basketball game played after Gram’s memorial. But true to his character, fun was always at its core. He had a heart of gold and fire in his soul. I struggle remembering details, but I do remember the last words he said to me...I love you Chaun, I hugged him and said I love you too. This is a verse that reminds me I am never alone; ‘Finally brothers and sisters whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable-if anything is excellent or praiseworthy-think about such things.
Philippians 4:8
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Friday, March 22, 2024
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To Roger, Stacey, and family,
I love you all and thank the entire family for treating me like one of your own growing up. It's funny to think that Zach and I grew up mostly prior to the camera phone era - probably for the better. But below are some of the shots that I have of some of the good times that we spent together, and some words that I wanted to share. I'm gutted when I think about those days and the loss of the kid that made my life so much better and sought nothing in return:
We all go through a lot in life, and some of us get lucky. We are fortunate in some situations and unfortunate in others. The specific hand that Zach was dealt and the sequence of that hand means that he's sadly no longer with us, and that's a great tragedy. Zach, however, contributed positively to the hands that many around him were dealt, none more so than to my own.
Zach taught me what friendship was. I remember being a fat 11 year old kid on the bus to my first day at a new school - my fourth new school in as many years. No one knew me. It was obvious that Zach was well known and liked by the entire school, a social light and soccer phenom. I was intimidated by him and his immaculately kept, beautiful house. Yet, on that first day Zach chose to sit with me on the bus, talked to me, and invited me over to hang out and ride his go-kart. The totally unsolicited gesture of generosity changed my day from being nerve racking and anxiety inducing to a favorite childhood memory and gave me a super positive mentality about my new surrounds. I couldn't believe he took the time out to do that when I felt like I had nothing to offer at all. The friendship stuck immediately.
As we grew up, Zach taught me that when you were with a real friend, you didn't have to be nervous about anything - you would take care of each other. When you were with a real friend, how nice your stuff was and how fancy a place you were in didn't matter, you could have an absolute blast just in the presence of one another. He also taught me that it was cool to have a sense of "wow" and appreciation when you did get to do something that was incredible, like riding a dirt bike or snowmobile. With a real friend you didn't ask if you were needed or why, you just showed up or got in and were there. Everyone is fallible, but you stuck by your friends. You loved a real friend.
I remember having a large number of houses to shovel from Castleridge to Pine Hills in Albany when we were 16. I didn't even have to ask and Zach would hop in my old 2 wheel drive truck that was more rust than sheet metal and start going house to house with me in a blizzard. We'd knock out all my regular customers and inevitably get asked by ~10 neighbors seeing us working to shovel their snow as well. Between houses we'd get in the truck and he'd say "rip a donut" in the middle of a snow-filled empty central avenue, or we'd crash through snow banks watching the snow explode into the air under a fit of laughter, or listen to the latest "sick" song Zach found, or stop for a $5 diner meal that was "the best ever." I never worried if the truck might break down or if we might get stuck because it didn't matter - we'd figure it out together. We'd inevitably end up at my Aunt Theresa's house and shovel it off gratis, no questions asked, and then grab a pizza and eat it there with our fresh earnings, enjoying her and my family's company. At the end of those days, sure my back was sore but my cheeks were more so from laughing all damn day having fun with my friend.
When I wanted to get in shape for rowing, Zach would hop on a bike and hammer out 40 miles with me. When Zach wanted to get in shape for soccer I'd hop in his car and head to the soccer field for speed drills and suicide sprints. If we decided we wanted to do something that cost money, we never worried about splitting - if one of us was broke then the other would cover. "Don't worry about it, get me back on the next one," and no one would ever take a tally. Truck need a part? No sweat, Zach would give me a ride and help me install it. I loved going to watch him race Mx and see his passion for it. Zach would hang with my family all the time and if they needed defending for any reason, I wouldn't even need to ask, he just acted to ensure that they were included in social events or groups, that they were off limits for bullying, or if they were dated they had to be treated with respect. Zach used to give my cousin Joey a purple nurple then sprint away. Joey would give chase and they'd do about 100 laps around the staircase in my mom's house full-flight until Joey caught him and got his revenge - all while laughing uncontrollably. Silly stuff while doing nothing like that, we just had the best time.
When I went to college, I absolutely hated it. I sucked at school, I hated the city, and most of all I missed my friends. I didn't think I could stick it out. One day out of the blue Zach showed up with my cousin Adrianna and Ashley Szary. I completely broke down, I was so happy to see them and so moved that they would just come out to visit me like that. They just knew I needed to see my ride-or-dies and man was I the happiest kid on campus.
Zach helped stack the deck that dealt my hand overwhelmingly in my favor, and he did that for many. I hope we all remember that, because to me that's the root of who he was. We are all fallible and grow up and make decisions and face consequences - some of us get lucky and some of us don't. I'm thankful everyday for the awesome childhood I had, and I thank Zach for being an overwhelming factor in that, and credit him for being such a large influence in shaping the fundamental qualities that I most value in myself.
Rest in laughter, and at speed, my friend.
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Curtis Wilkinson posted a condolence
Friday, March 22, 2024
Today, as we gather to honor and remember the life of my nephew Zach. I can't help but feel an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the time we shared together and while this is a somber day, I believe it's also a day to celebrate the joy and laughter that he brought into our lives.
From the moment he came into this world, Zach had a knack for bringing smiles to everyone around him. His mischievous grin could brighten even the darkest of days, and his infectious laughter had us either laughing with him or shaking our heads saying “oh boy!”
I remember countless moments spent with him as he was growing up. Whether we were playing backyard games at family picnics, sharing sports stories, or simply just listening to him talk about everything and anything as we all know the boy loves to talk. Those memories will forever hold a special place in my heart.
My nephew had a unique way of seeing the world—one filled with wonder, curiosity, and a touch of mischief. He had a talent for finding humor in the simplest of things, reminding us all not to take life too seriously.
As I stand before you today, speaking about Zach, it reminds me of when he asked me to read off his speech at Amanda’s wedding. It was tough then and it's tough now, but I hope he knows that I tried my best to be there for him when he needed it.
So, as we say celebrate Zach today, let's not dwell on the sadness of his absence, but instead, let's cherish the memories we shared and the laughter he brought into our lives. Let's honor him by carrying forward his spirit of joy and laughter, knowing that he would want nothing more than to see us smiling, even on a day like today.
Rest in peace, Zach. I love you.
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Patricia Gillespie posted a condolence
Friday, March 22, 2024
Zach (brat) you drove me crazy. But you were a great kid and I love you. God Speed.
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Friday, March 22, 2024
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There are no words to describe the hole in my heart that you have left.
I hope you realized how very loved you were and if you could only see yourself the way others saw you - the person with the biggest heart who would do anything to help anyone!
Your zest for life, the excitement, the speed, the ability to do anything and do it well, your smile, your wit, your charm, your intelligence and resilience, but most of all your huge heart - that’s who YOU were.
I loved you so much and was there for you no matter what. It wasn’t always easy, in fact it was very difficult, frustrating and heart wrenching at times. But I wouldn’t trade it for the world, especially most recently when I talk to you several times a day, and spent time with you daily just to hang out, make sure you were ok and to try to keep you moving forward.
You went through so much in your life that I don’t know how you survived all of the accidents and tragedies that you endured, but you did it and your family was always by your side toting for you and loving you.
As your Mom, if I could have fixed the mental health and addiction I would have just so you didn’t battle with and suffer from those demons daily. I’m so very sorry that you lived that life, I always wanted so much more for you. You have tried so hard to overcome the addiction so many times and you should be commended for that.
My baby boy, Bubba, you are now an angel looking out for all of us who loved you.
Fly high Zach and know how very much you are loved.
Much love always and forever,
Mom XXOO
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Tom Nesel posted a condolence
Friday, March 22, 2024
A few words about my best friend Zach
To Roger, Stacey, and family,
I love you all and thank the entire family for treating me like one of your own growing up. It's funny to think that Zach and I grew up mostly prior to the camera phone era - probably for the better. But below are some of the shots that I have of some of the good times that we spent together, and some words that I wanted to share. I'm gutted when I think about those days and the loss of the kid that made my life so much better and sought nothing in return:
We all go through a lot in life, and some of us get lucky. We are fortunate in some situations and unfortunate in others. The specific hand that Zach was dealt and the sequence of that hand means that he's sadly no longer with us, and that's a great tragedy. Zach, however, contributed positively to the hands that many around him were dealt, none more so than to my own.
Zach taught me what friendship was. I remember being a fat 11 year old kid on the bus to my first day at a new school - my fourth new school in as many years. No one knew me. It was obvious that Zach was well known and liked by the entire school, a social light and soccer phenom. I was intimidated by him and his immaculately kept, beautiful house. Yet, on that first day Zach chose to sit with me on the bus, talked to me, and invited me over to hang out and ride his go-kart. The totally unsolicited gesture of generosity changed my day from being nerve racking and anxiety inducing to a favorite childhood memory and gave me a super positive mentality about my new surrounds. I couldn't believe he took the time out to do that when I felt like I had nothing to offer at all. The friendship stuck immediately.
As we grew up, Zach taught me that when you were with a real friend, you didn't have to be nervous about anything - you would take care of each other. When you were with a real friend, how nice your stuff was and how fancy a place you were in didn't matter, you could have an absolute blast just in the presence of one another. He also taught me that it was cool to have a sense of "wow" and appreciation when you did get to do something that was incredible, like riding a dirt bike or snowmobile. With a real friend you didn't ask if you were needed or why, you just showed up or got in and were there. Everyone is fallible, but you stuck by your friends. You loved a real friend.
I remember having a large number of houses to shovel from Castleridge to Pine Hills in Albany when we were 16. I didn't even have to ask and Zach would hop in my old 2 wheel drive truck that was more rust than sheet metal and start going house to house with me in a blizzard. We'd knock out all my regular customers and inevitably get asked by ~10 neighbors seeing us working to shovel their snow as well. Between houses we'd get in the truck and he'd say "rip a donut" in the middle of a snow-filled empty central avenue, or we'd crash through snow banks watching the snow explode into the air under a fit of laughter, or listen to the latest "sick" song Zach found, or stop for a $5 diner meal that was "the best ever." I never worried if the truck might break down or if we might get stuck because it didn't matter - we'd figure it out together. We'd inevitably end up at my Aunt Theresa's house and shovel it off gratis, no questions asked, and then grab a pizza and eat it there with our fresh earnings, enjoying her and my family's company. At the end of those days, sure my back was sore but my cheeks were more so from laughing all damn day having fun with my friend.
When I wanted to get in shape for rowing, Zach would hop on a bike and hammer out 40 miles with me. When Zach wanted to get in shape for soccer I'd hop in his car and head to the soccer field for speed drills and suicide sprints. If we decided we wanted to do something that cost money, we never worried about splitting - if one of us was broke then the other would cover. "Don't worry about it, get me back on the next one," and no one would ever take a tally. Truck need a part? No sweat, Zach would give me a ride and help me install it. I loved going to watch him race Mx and see his passion for it. Zach would hang with my family all the time and if they needed defending for any reason, I wouldn't even need to ask, he just acted to ensure that they were included in social events or groups, that they were off limits for bullying, or if they were dated they had to be treated with respect. Zach used to give my cousin Joey a purple nurple then sprint away. Joey would give chase and they'd do about 100 laps around the staircase in my mom's house full-flight until Joey caught him and got his revenge - all while laughing uncontrollably. Silly stuff while doing nothing like that, we just had the best time.
When I went to college, I absolutely hated it. I sucked at school, I hated the city, and most of all I missed my friends. I didn't think I could stick it out. One day out of the blue Zach showed up with my cousin Adrianna and Ashley Szary. I completely broke down, I was so happy to see them and so moved that they would just come out to visit me like that. They just knew I needed to see my ride-or-dies and man was I the happiest kid on campus.
Zach helped stack the deck that dealt my hand overwhelmingly in my favor, and he did that for many. I hope we all remember that, because to me that's the root of who he was. We are all fallible and grow up and make decisions and face consequences - some of us get lucky and some of us don't. I'm thankful everyday for the awesome childhood I had, and I thank Zach for being an overwhelming factor in that, and credit him for being such a large influence in shaping the fundamental qualities that I most value in myself.
Rest in laughter, and at speed, my friend.
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Tom Nesel posted a condolence
Friday, March 22, 2024
Subject: A few words about my best friend Zach
To Roger, Stacey, and family,
I love you all and thank the entire family for treating me like one of your own growing up. It's funny to think that Zach and I grew up mostly prior to the camera phone era - probably for the better. But below are some of the shots that I have of some of the good times that we spent together, and some words that I wanted to share. I'm gutted when I think about those days and the loss of the kid that made my life so much better and sought nothing in return:
We all go through a lot in life, and some of us get lucky. We are fortunate in some situations and unfortunate in others. The specific hand that Zach was dealt and the sequence of that hand means that he's sadly no longer with us, and that's a great tragedy. Zach, however, contributed positively to the hands that many around him were dealt, none more so than to my own.
Zach taught me what friendship was. I remember being a fat 11 year old kid on the bus to my first day at a new school - my fourth new school in as many years. No one knew me. It was obvious that Zach was well known and liked by the entire school, a social light and soccer phenom. I was intimidated by him and his immaculately kept, beautiful house. Yet, on that first day Zach chose to sit with me on the bus, talked to me, and invited me over to hang out and ride his go-kart. The totally unsolicited gesture of generosity changed my day from being nerve racking and anxiety inducing to a favorite childhood memory and gave me a super positive mentality about my new surrounds. I couldn't believe he took the time out to do that when I felt like I had nothing to offer at all. The friendship stuck immediately.
As we grew up, Zach taught me that when you were with a real friend, you didn't have to be nervous about anything - you would take care of each other. When you were with a real friend, how nice your stuff was and how fancy a place you were in didn't matter, you could have an absolute blast just in the presence of one another. He also taught me that it was cool to have a sense of "wow" and appreciation when you did get to do something that was incredible, like riding a dirt bike or snowmobile. With a real friend you didn't ask if you were needed or why, you just showed up or got in and were there. Everyone is fallible, but you stuck by your friends. You loved a real friend.
I remember having a large number of houses to shovel from Castleridge to Pine Hills in Albany when we were 16. I didn't even have to ask and Zach would hop in my old 2 wheel drive truck that was more rust than sheet metal and start going house to house with me in a blizzard. We'd knock out all my regular customers and inevitably get asked by ~10 neighbors seeing us working to shovel their snow as well. Between houses we'd get in the truck and he'd say "rip a donut" in the middle of a snow-filled empty central avenue, or we'd crash through snow banks watching the snow explode into the air under a fit of laughter, or listen to the latest "sick" song Zach found, or stop for a $5 diner meal that was "the best ever." I never worried if the truck might break down or if we might get stuck because it didn't matter - we'd figure it out together. We'd inevitably end up at my Aunt Theresa's house and shovel it off gratis, no questions asked, and then grab a pizza and eat it there with our fresh earnings, enjoying her and my family's company. At the end of those days, sure my back was sore but my cheeks were more so from laughing all damn day having fun with my friend.
When I wanted to get in shape for rowing, Zach would hop on a bike and hammer out 40 miles with me. When Zach wanted to get in shape for soccer I'd hop in his car and head to the soccer field for speed drills and suicide sprints. If we decided we wanted to do something that cost money, we never worried about splitting - if one of us was broke then the other would cover. "Don't worry about it, get me back on the next one," and no one would ever take a tally. Truck need a part? No sweat, Zach would give me a ride and help me install it. I loved going to watch him race Mx and see his passion for it. Zach would hang with my family all the time and if they needed defending for any reason, I wouldn't even need to ask, he just acted to ensure that they were included in social events or groups, that they were off limits for bullying, or if they were dated they had to be treated with respect. Zach used to give my cousin Joey a purple nurple then sprint away. Joey would give chase and they'd do about 100 laps around the staircase in my mom's house full-flight until Joey caught him and got his revenge - all while laughing uncontrollably. Silly stuff while doing nothing like that, we just had the best time.
When I went to college, I absolutely hated it. I sucked at school, I hated the city, and most of all I missed my friends. I didn't think I could stick it out. One day out of the blue Zach showed up with my cousin Adrianna and Ashley Szary. I completely broke down, I was so happy to see them and so moved that they would just come out to visit me like that. They just knew I needed to see my ride-or-dies and man was I the happiest kid on campus.
Zach helped stack the deck that dealt my hand overwhelmingly in my favor, and he did that for many. I hope we all remember that, because to me that's the root of who he was. We are all fallible and grow up and make decisions and face consequences - some of us get lucky and some of us don't. I'm thankful everyday for the awesome childhood I had, and I thank Zach for being an overwhelming factor in that, and credit him for being such a large influence in shaping the fundamental qualities that I most value in myself.
Rest in laughter, and at speed, my friend.
Tom Nesel
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Rad Soap planted a tree in memory of Zach Garcia
Thursday, March 21, 2024
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Thursday, March 21, 2024
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Wednesday, March 20, 2024
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Marie Bleadow planted a tree in memory of Zach Garcia
Wednesday, March 20, 2024
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Wednesday, March 20, 2024
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Penny Ungewitter posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 20, 2024
There are no words to truly express our heartfelt sympathy. You all will be in our prayers as you grasp the reality of your loss. May the truth that you will see him again when Christ returns when there is no more addiction, no more tears and no more pain be of comfort. God bless you and strengthen you.
The Ungewitters
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Love your family at Subaru of Troy planted a tree in memory of Zach Garcia
Wednesday, March 20, 2024
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Wednesday, March 20, 2024
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Joelle Barbarulo posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 20, 2024
i am so sorry for your loss sending love to your family. Stacy you were always such a loving and supportive mom and zack had such a vibrate personality the little time i spent with him it was a pleasure. He is going be an amazing angel .. I am so sorry
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Tuesday, March 19, 2024
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Helene Mayone-Reed posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 19, 2024
Bud, Sandy and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. May Zach find peace and happiness and God Bless you all.
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Tuesday, March 19, 2024
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Stacey, Amanda, Erica, and Krista Im thinking of you during this difficult time. Love you all.
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Angie and Noel Jukonski planted a tree in memory of Zach Garcia
Tuesday, March 19, 2024
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Tuesday, March 19, 2024
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A Memorial Tree was planted for Zach Garcia
Tuesday, March 19, 2024
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Tuesday, March 19, 2024
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Thursday
21
March
Calling Hours
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Thursday, March 21, 2024
Castleton Funeral Home
59 Seaman Ave.
Castleton-On-Hudson, New York, United States
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Friday
22
March
Funeral Service
11:00 am
Friday, March 22, 2024
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
1583 Carney Road
Castleton, New York, United States
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Friday
22
March
Inurnment
12:00 pm
Friday, March 22, 2024
Horizon View Cemetery
Brookview Station Rd.
Castleton, New York, United States
518-732-4252
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In Loving Memory
Zach Garcia
1990 - 2024
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Family and friends are coming together online to create a special keepsake. Every memory left on the online obituary will be automatically included in this book.
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Castleton Funeral Home, LLC
59 Seaman Avenue
Castleton-on-Hudson,
NY 12033