Vincent Michael Przekop

Vincent Michael Przekop passed away on February 2, 2026, at the age of 65. Born on June 16, 1960, in Detroit, Michigan, Vincent was a beloved son, partner, father, brother, and friend. He was a resident of White Lake, Michigan, and lived with his partner, Jennifer Clark, and their pets Max and Millie.

Vincent was the son of Gerald and Rose Marie Przekop, who preceded him in death.

Vincent is survived by his devoted partner, Jennifer Clark, with whom he shared many years of love and companionship. Together, they built a life filled with laughter and a shared commitment to caring for the wildlife around them. He leaves behind four children: Kenneth, Maria, Laurence, and Julia.

He was also a cherished brother to Steve Przekop and his wife Crystal, and sister Deborah Przekop-Lenz and her husband Bruce. Vincent is also survived by his nieces and grand-nephews.

Vincent's love for animals was unmatched, and it was reciprocated in kind. He had a special bond with his cats, Max and Millie, his two ducks, and nurtured the wildlife that visited his home. His deep appreciation for nature was evident in his incredible gardening skills. He could identify and cultivate every plant his family and friends would bring to him and had a talent for caring for his multiple indoor plants.

Professionally, Vincent worked for Legacy Industries, where he was instrumental in creating complex crafts, including wings for Boeing airplanes and fulfilling various government contracts. He was incredibly handy and skilled at crafting, often showcasing his encyclopedic knowledge of cars and home improvement. Vincent was the go-to person for any project, often sharing his strong sense of humor and talent.

Those who knew Vincent will remember not only his skills and talents, but also his humor and his love for his partner and family.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Michigan Humane Society.

A celebration of Vincent's life will take place in April, with service details to be announced soon. Vincent was deeply loved by those who knew him, and he is profoundly missed.