Bryan Joseph Wojcik

Bryan Joseph Wojcik

April 29, 1971 – September 18, 2024

 Bryan Joseph Wojcik, age 53 of Dublin, Ohio was brought home to meet his Savior on Wednesday, September 18, 2024, at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. Born in Dearborn, Michigan to parents John C. and Clelia J. Wojcik, he was a graduate of Dublin High School, Class of 1989.

He is preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Giuseppe & Ursula Di Prima, his paternal grandparents John & Mary Wojcik, his “uncle & aunt” Cletus & Jessie Maynard, his uncle J. Larry Jameson, and his beloved cousin Joseph R. Di Prima. He is survived by his parents John & Clelia Wojcik, his brother and sister in-law Christopher & Jessica Wojcik, and his nephew/God son Jonathan Wojcik.

He is also survived by his God parents Guy Di Prima (uncle) and Vickie Witt. Along with Mary Lou Jameson (aunt), Gary (uncle) & Carol (aunt) Wojcik, Joseph M. Di Prima (uncle). Cousins Renee (Jameson) Dalter, Jennifer (Jameson) & Mark Somerville, Julie Jameson, Danielle (Di Prima) & Darren Candella, Jessica (Di Prima) & Michael Lewis, Stephanie (Wojcik) Tluczek, and Rosa Candella. 

Bryan loved the outdoors and had a passion for hunting, shooting, and fishing. He often dreamed of owning a home situated on a lake in his beautiful “home” state of Michigan. Along with his dad (John) and his brother (Christopher), Bryan shared a love of University of Michigan football, Detroit Lions football, and Detroit Red Wings hockey. 

While Bryan had a long, successful career in telecom sales for AT&T, and Anixter and then a stint in security sales for Alarmax Distributors, monetary gain was never what motivated him. What fueled his life was his extreme love and devotion to his family and his vast network of friends. He easily cultivated relationships and was thought by many to be the type of human being who brings other humans together. 

His love for his nephew and God son Jonathan (age 9) ran deepest, however. Bryan made it his goal in life to ensure that Jonathan was provided all the tools necessary to one day become an independent and productive member of our society despite his autism. Jonathan possesses may of the beautiful qualities that Bryan exemplified, and his memory will live on inside of Jonathan forever. 

Despite his young age, to his family, he was their protector. He was strong and brave, yet compassionate and sensitive. He was completely selfless and loyal to a fault, often placing himself at risk physically or financially to help someone he loved who was in need. He was (and always will be) indeed a very special human being and will be missed forever. 

The family will receive friends from 6:00pm – 8:00pm WEDNESDAY, OOCTOBER 2, 2024, at the TIDD FUNERAL HOME, PLAIN CITY-DUBLIN CHAPEL, 9720 SR 161, Plain City, OH 43064 (614) 733-0080. There will be a brief Prayer Service earlier that day from 5:30pm – 6:00pm at that same location. 

There will be a Mass of Christian Burial celebrated on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2024, at 11:00am at ST. BRIGID OF KILDARE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 7179 Avery Rd. Dublin, OH 43017 (614) 761-3734 with Celebrant, Monsignor Joseph M. Hendricks and Deacon Paul Zemanek. A luncheon will follow. Bryan will be laid to rest at Cadillac Memorial Gardens West, Westland, MI.

Please visit www.tiddfuneralhomes.com to share your favorite memories and to send your condolences to the Wojcik Family. 

 In lieu of flowers, donations to Jonathan’s general education fund can be made at everloved.com/life-of/bryan-wojcik/