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In Memory of
Gerald August
Eiynck
Eiynck
1943 - 2016
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Obituary for Gerald August Eiynck
Eiynck, Gerald “Jerry” A.
Age “young” 72 of Blaine, funeral director at Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels. Survived by his loving work family at Kozlak-Radulovich Chapels and his God given family of friends.
To his work family who knew and loved him dearly, Jerry was an icon in the funeral industry. His passion and belief in funeral service is unparalleled and we all aspire to provide the level of care that he did. Even in his last days, as families found out about his illness, letters and messages poured in about how he touched so many in the brief time he cared for their families.
Known for his love of shrimp & lobster, Jerry was a food connoisseur from the extravagant to the greasy! His favorites include The Lexington, Jax Café and White Castle. When he wasn’t eating, his pastimes included sailing with best friend and “adopted brother” Mike Burns on Lake Superior and motorcycle trips around the country.
A Celebration of Jerry’s life will be held at KOZLAK-RADULOVICH CHAPEL (1918 University Ave. NE) Monday from 5-8 PM. As per Jerry’s request, the Funeral Mass will be held privately. Memorials preferred to Hope 4 Youth or Our Lady of Peace Hospice. As Jerry would say “Do the best you can while you can, for tomorrow you may not be able to.”
Age “young” 72 of Blaine, funeral director at Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels. Survived by his loving work family at Kozlak-Radulovich Chapels and his God given family of friends.
To his work family who knew and loved him dearly, Jerry was an icon in the funeral industry. His passion and belief in funeral service is unparalleled and we all aspire to provide the level of care that he did. Even in his last days, as families found out about his illness, letters and messages poured in about how he touched so many in the brief time he cared for their families.
Known for his love of shrimp & lobster, Jerry was a food connoisseur from the extravagant to the greasy! His favorites include The Lexington, Jax Café and White Castle. When he wasn’t eating, his pastimes included sailing with best friend and “adopted brother” Mike Burns on Lake Superior and motorcycle trips around the country.
A Celebration of Jerry’s life will be held at KOZLAK-RADULOVICH CHAPEL (1918 University Ave. NE) Monday from 5-8 PM. As per Jerry’s request, the Funeral Mass will be held privately. Memorials preferred to Hope 4 Youth or Our Lady of Peace Hospice. As Jerry would say “Do the best you can while you can, for tomorrow you may not be able to.”
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