In Memory Of
Zachary M. Pahl
1982
2021
Zachary M. Pahl
December 19, 1982 — March 22, 2021
Zachary M. Pahl, 38, passed away March 22, 2021. He was preceded in death by his beloved mother, Teddy Pahl and grandparents. Zack is survived by the love of his life, his wife, Fallon; his entire heart, his daughter, Lily; father, Mike Pahl; sister, Bethany (Tyler) Green; mother and father-in-law, Dianna and Troy Shurtz; sisters-in-law, Erica Ankrom and Madison (Brandon) Hall; nieces and nephews, Leah, Colton, Cory, Ivy, and Parker; many other extended family and friends.
His daughter Lily was his entire life. They spent countless hours outside together as a family, either at local parks and playgrounds or his favorite fishing spot creekin' with his buddy. Zack's passion for music started at a young age, and lives on with Lily who loves to sing and dance. Zack had a passion for the outdoors and loved fishing. He was a finder of all things, collecting bricks and bottles and other artifacts that he found interesting. He loved history and extensively researched Columbus, the history of the bricks he found, bodies of water, as well as abandoned and haunted buildings.
Before Fallon, the first love of his life was his beloved mother. They adored each other and he was heartbroken after her passing when he was 19. He longed for her every day. Fallon came into his life at a time when he needed her the most. She is his soul mate, and for 15 years they were inseparable. For 2 decades Zack worked in the construction industry and made many friends who became his second family. He is known as an incredibly hard worker who cared about everyone and every task he completed. His charisma was contagious-he was the 'cool kid' that everyone wanted to be. He was known for his outstanding hair and ability to grow an amazing beard, seemingly overnight. Zack accepted everyone for exactly who they were, where they were at in their life, and never asked anything of anyone and never judged. Zack never knew a stranger, be it old ladies touching his beard in a thrift store, or the friends he made in his super secret fishing spots, including the infamous Picker Dan.
He will be forever loved and missed.
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His daughter Lily was his entire life. They spent countless hours outside together as a family, either at local parks and playgrounds or his favorite fishing spot creekin' with his buddy. Zack's passion for music started at a young age, and lives on with Lily who loves to sing and dance. Zack had a passion for the outdoors and loved fishing. He was a finder of all things, collecting bricks and bottles and other artifacts that he found interesting. He loved history and extensively researched Columbus, the history of the bricks he found, bodies of water, as well as abandoned and haunted buildings.
Before Fallon, the first love of his life was his beloved mother. They adored each other and he was heartbroken after her passing when he was 19. He longed for her every day. Fallon came into his life at a time when he needed her the most. She is his soul mate, and for 15 years they were inseparable. For 2 decades Zack worked in the construction industry and made many friends who became his second family. He is known as an incredibly hard worker who cared about everyone and every task he completed. His charisma was contagious-he was the 'cool kid' that everyone wanted to be. He was known for his outstanding hair and ability to grow an amazing beard, seemingly overnight. Zack accepted everyone for exactly who they were, where they were at in their life, and never asked anything of anyone and never judged. Zack never knew a stranger, be it old ladies touching his beard in a thrift store, or the friends he made in his super secret fishing spots, including the infamous Picker Dan.
He will be forever loved and missed.
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