EUGENE RORAK
Born June 20, 1926, passed away March 12, 2022. Devoted husband of Joanne (dec.) and formerly Dolores. His memory will be treasured by his children, David (Pam), Tim, Tina (Nancy), Mary Beth Wohleber, Michael Liskay (Alice), David Liskay (Gerri) and Charles Liskay (Kelly, dec.); grandchildren Daniel Wohleber, Julie Liskay, Michael Liskay (Jen) and Rebecca Biro (Mike); great-grandchildren Ellie, Brayden and Carter; and his siblings Eleanor and Diane. Loving, kind and humble friend and uncle to so many. Proud Army Veteran, Philippines 1945-46 and Commander of Italian American War Vets Post 34. The family will receive friends in celebration of Eugene’s life at Humenik Funeral Chapel 14200 Snow Rd Brook Park, 44142 on Friday March 18, 2022 from 4-8 PM, where Memorial Services will be celebrated at 7:15 PM. Private interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Hospice of the Western Reserve https://www.hospicewr.org/Patients-and-Caregivers/Giving-Back/Make-a-Gift/Make-a-Donation.
Date: Friday, March 18, 2022
Time: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Date: Friday, March 18, 2022
Time: 7:15 pm
Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Humenik Funeral Chapel.
Dear David, Tim, Tina Tim. Marybeth. I wished I could have been there with you. Just know my thoughts and prayers are with you. You are blessed to have had a remarkable Dad. Gene had so much compassion for everyone he met. He always thought about everyone else never thought about himself.
Losing my Bon Vivant Brother Gene, with me my entire life, has left a huge hole in my heart. Boundless thanks to his children, always present for him, and to Stella, his caretaker with him at the end of his life as we knew it. Precious memories abound. Eternal peace and comfort, my Dear Geno.
Your Dad was of a kind. I will remember him as a man with a generous spirit and welcoming heart. He was proud determined and hard working, I’m sure he fought to the end. I know how much he loved you and appreciated his family and the support comfort and loving care throughout this past few months. May he found his final rest and home with Our Lord Jesus. With fondness and sympathy Karen
To his whole family& friends, The Lord bless thee and keep thee. Numbers 6-24
The pictures on this website are of Gene sharing WWII memorabilia with students at St Thomas More School. teacher- Kathleen Schreiber Janet Adams
Going to greatly miss our dear Uncle Gene- he lived life to the fullest every day for close to a century. 💕
My heart is sad with the passing of my Uncle Gene. He was one of a kind or as we referred to him as a "Rockstar " His kindness and genuine love and support will never be forgotten. Fly High!!! I will miss you and love you dearly. Joyce
A wonderful neighbor and friend. You will be missed,dearly. No more drinks on the deck, Geno. Eternal rest grant unto you.
Geno was my friend and I will miss him. We enjoyed many conversations about Italy, Italian food and travel. I loved hearing his stories of his many adventures and his zest and zeal for life. He supported My ambitions as a chef and came to my Evening in Tuscany presentation. We were able to host Geno at many of our family events. He always came with a smile, a laugh , and drank red wine ! My last visit with him was jan 7 with my husband. We were able to sit and talk with Geno for over two hours and hear stories of when he served in World War II, we saw his baby picture his draft papers his military photos POW memorabilia it was an amazing visit! I will always treasure my time with him! RIP Geno my friend 🇮🇹❤️
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Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Humenik Funeral Chapel.