William V. Stulack, Jr. (Bill) of Hillsborough, NJ passed away
peacefully on August 7, 2018 at the age of 79. He was born in
Elizabeth, NJ, son of the late William V. and Veronica (Astrab) Stulack,
Sr.

Bill was a proud veteran of United States Air Force, and was a member of
the 4170th Strategic Air Command unit. In 1963, Bill had the honor of
meeting President John F. Kennedy when the President landed at Larson
Air Force Base in Moses Lake, Washington, where Bill was stationed.
After honorably discharged from active duty, Bill and his family
returned to New Jersey and called Neshanic home since 1972. Bill
retired several years ago from his decades-long career as a Master
Mechanic in the automotive field, taking great pride in his work and
always enjoyed sharing his expansive knowledge of all types of cars and
his expertise in so much more.

Bill was extremely devoted to his wife and family. He was patient, kind,
compassionate, sensitive, selfless, hard-working, and would never say no
if his help was needed in any way. He loved his coffee and getting a
good cup of coffee in return was always payment enough for him. A real
funny guy that loved to tell jokes that made everyone laugh and when he
listened to music it was always Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash or Elvis. He
loved fiddling with cars and somehow just knew how to fix anything else
that was broken. Over the years, Bill traveled all over the United
States seeing many wonderful places and things. Bill was an avid
Pittsburgh Penguins fan and enjoyed cheering them on with his wife and
son. He also enjoyed trying his luck at the casinos. All animals left
their paw prints on Bill's heart. Pepper was always by his side and
Jack and Nemo always made him smile. Bill was an amazing man that was
loved and admired by all and will be missed dearly.

Surviving are his beloved wife of 56 years, Mary (Hladun) Stulack of
Hillsborough, his loving children Lisa Stefanchik of Annandale; Debi
Diacont of Bridgewater; Michyll Stulack of Flemington and William
(Bill) Stulack, III of Hillsborough; his cherished grandchildren Mike
Diacont, Jr., Veronica Stefanchik, and Nick Diacont. His dear sister
Dorothy Bruecher of Hillsborough, also survives him.

A private service was held and a memorial service in celebration of
Bill's life will be held at a later date. If anyone wishes, memorial
contributions in Bill's name can be made to the American Diabetes
Association or a charity of your choice.