Obituary for William H Kesselmeyer
William (Bill) Kesselmeyer died peacefully surrounded by family on Thursday, December 1, 2022 at Merry Heart Senior Care in Succasunna, NJ, He was 92.
Bill, son of the late Amalie (Reu) and William Kesselmeyer was born in Newark, NJ on January 4, 1930. Bill was a longtime resident of Berkeley Heights before moving to Ponte Vedra Beach, FL to spend the majority of his retirement years. Bill returned to NJ in 2017 to be closer to family.
Bill served in the US Army reserves from 1958-1962. Bill was employed as a manager at NJ Bell for many years before retiring to Florida where he was a salesman for Surfside Pools and Spas. He enjoyed playing golf and tennis and was a loyal NY Giants fan.
Bill is survived by his son, Steven Kesselmeyer and his wife Teri, daughter, Robin Kesselmeyer. Bill is also survived by his three grandchildren, Brian Kesselmeyer and his wife Caryn, Emily Kesselmeyer, and Abigail Sittler and her husband Branden. Also survived by his great-grandson Garth Sittler. He is predeceased by his sister Inge Edelmann.
Services will be private under the direction of the Valley Memorial Funeral Home 1012 Valley Rd., Gillette, NJ. For more information and online condolences visit valleymemorialfuneralhome.net.
Bill, son of the late Amalie (Reu) and William Kesselmeyer was born in Newark, NJ on January 4, 1930. Bill was a longtime resident of Berkeley Heights before moving to Ponte Vedra Beach, FL to spend the majority of his retirement years. Bill returned to NJ in 2017 to be closer to family.
Bill served in the US Army reserves from 1958-1962. Bill was employed as a manager at NJ Bell for many years before retiring to Florida where he was a salesman for Surfside Pools and Spas. He enjoyed playing golf and tennis and was a loyal NY Giants fan.
Bill is survived by his son, Steven Kesselmeyer and his wife Teri, daughter, Robin Kesselmeyer. Bill is also survived by his three grandchildren, Brian Kesselmeyer and his wife Caryn, Emily Kesselmeyer, and Abigail Sittler and her husband Branden. Also survived by his great-grandson Garth Sittler. He is predeceased by his sister Inge Edelmann.
Services will be private under the direction of the Valley Memorial Funeral Home 1012 Valley Rd., Gillette, NJ. For more information and online condolences visit valleymemorialfuneralhome.net.