In loving memory of
William Michael Stack

• February 27, 1956
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• August 27, 2021

Miss u Billy. Luv u Donna & Al.

To the entire Stack family,
My deepest sympathies. God Bless.

Rest In Peace my friend. God be with you and your family.

Bill. Pretty much knew you just from Sunday golf with Steve. I loved to break your chops and you mine. Good times! I’ll meet you someday at the 19th hole. Take care my brother

- [ ] Dear Billy

You were always one of the boys. One of the boys that was always hanging on the block, one of the boys that would be playing with my younger brother Joe. You being one of the 5 Stack boys were always there - at the house, on the block or roaming the neighborhood. Always much love between our families. It all started 60 years ago. You and your siblings were an integral part of a great neighborhood to grow up in. Great memories. RIP and welcomed into the open arms of your parents, Michael and Eddie Jr.
Love Debi Aguece Ivarson

Dear Dad,
I really don’t know where to start and I am still in shock. It kills me that the last 3 years have gone by without talking to you, but not a day went by that I did not think of you. I wish so many things were different, but I was happy that you were happy, that’s all that mattered to me for a long time, I just wish things were different! I keep In my heart and memories of all we did together. Our catches where I would send you running cursing down the street because well my arm wasn’t great!
Our many Yankee games we attended, even right after you hurt your knee, there you were brace and all walking through yankee stadium because it was Beanie baby day!
I’ll never forget waiting on lines for concert tickets at ticket master! You did it all for me!
I remember nights I would go out to help you on the route but I think all I did was eat danishes and sleep!
I Will remember always our breakfasts, and our talks after your long nights of work, coming and delivering me coffee and bagel.
You worked so hard, your job was not easy I hope the past several years in Florida brought you peace and happiness in your retirement away from the NY cold, and the “war zone” as which you referred to it on the roads. I wish you were able to meet your grandson, Christian. He looks like you. He’s definitely has the stack genes and he's quite a character.

Your laugh is still so clear in my mind and that’s how I will always remember you, along with one of our last in person conversations you telling me how much you loved me. I’m sorry for being so angry, and I wish I can take back that anger but I hope you know I Loved you, will always love you and I was hurt and just missed you.

I love you, Dad! Always have and always will.
Love always,
Your daughter Joanna Stack
AKA sweetie (squeaky!)

Bill,

We all used to call you Buttons only because it annoyed you so much. We had a great time playing baseball and football with the gang. We ran track together for years and we were both on the relay team. Our coach, Mr. Deruvo, still has fond memories of us.

We had great laughs going to Jets games. You told me was going to see Johnny Unitas vs Joe Namath, but some guy named Domres played for the Colts that day. We went to see Savoy Brown in NY and I got pneumonia. We laughed at the big fat security guard pushing me away from the stage, and my foot go lodged in his belly.

Bill, we played that stupid Monday Night Football board game in my room all winter. My mom laughed at our yelling when we scored.

We drove to Mass together when we got our licenses. We weren't saints, but we were searching for something. I know you have that something now.

Love ya brother

Uncle Billy,

It still hasn't set in that you are gone. While we were apart in distance, you were always on our mind. Thank you for always having the loudest laugh in the room, a contagious smile, and a warm heart. We will all miss you more than you will know.

Love,
Danielle

Hey Billy,
I really don't know what to say, I'm still in shock that I am even writing this to you. When I think of you I smile and I want you to know that you were the kindest, most sensitive, funny. Non -confrontational brother in law a person could ask for. You always showed yuur family that you loved each and everyone of us.. we loved having holidays with you. We loved having barbeques with you.
Yet again I sit here shaking my head, just not understanding how any of this happened. I wish you would have gotten the vaccine, maybe you could have had a fighting chance, I can't stand this Billy you should still be with us. Please know you will be truly missed by all your family. You are loved so much. You were truly a beautiful person. Miss you, love you Billy!!!!!
Love Donna

Uncle Bill
It still doesn’t feel real that you are gone, but I know that’s because you are watching down on us all. I have so many great memories of our times together, so many laughs! We all love you very much, and will miss you deeply. Rest In Peace

Uncle Bill,

My heart is so heavy writing this. We will miss you so much! You always knew how to make a crowd laugh. I can still see that smirk and hear that classic Uncle Bill laugh. We will be telling your golf stories for years to come and rolls will never look the same again. This is not goodbye but see you later! Love you!

Nick

Bill- I still can not believe you have left us. Our hearts are broken. This happened much to quickly and is very difficult for us to wrap our arms around it. I love you and will miss you so very much. Thank you for being a great brother. You were always their for us when we needed you the most. Sorry we could not be their for you when you needed us the most in the hospital. I have such wonderful memories of you that will stay in my heart forever. I will always remember the backyard BBQ's and when you were grilling and talking to someone, Al and I would look at each other and laugh and say oh man he is going to burn the food because you were busy yapping. I will always remember your laugh, the Mets games we went to with Andrew , Hope and the boys in the suites. We had a blast. I can still see that big smile on your face when you beat us in a round of golf and you saying to us at the end "That's how its done ladies". I will certainly miss not speaking to you on the phone or through a text about sports or whatever problems were facing us at the time. You will be so greatly missed by all of us. I wish you all the best in your next journey. Rest in peace my friend. Love you, Steve

Bill was born one of six children to Edward and Mary Stack. He was survived by his beautiful Daughter, Joanna, who he loved dearly. Bill had a rich childhood that was filled with much love in a household where there was "never a dull moment". Bill was a sensitive, compassionate man with a no-nonsense personality and a heart of GOLD. Bill was always there for his Family and Friends to lend a helping hand or give a mountain of support to anyone in need. He had a wonderful passion for life and a great sense of humor. He loved to laugh and his laugh was so contagious and he made everyone around him laugh. At family gatherings he would always reminisce about our relatives and tell funny stories of his childhood, teenage years and events through his life. Bill would never forget a good time while at the same time would also reflect on rough times. He was so loved by his Family and Friends. Bill was my Brother, my Friend and my Confidant and I will miss him every day for the rest of my life. Bill will be sorely missed by everyone. Rest in Peace Brother Bill!