Jeffrey Adam Zulewski Sr.

Jeffrey Adam Zulewski Sr., 51, of Lutz, Florida, passed away on June 9, 2025. Born in Buffalo, New York, on April 18, 1974, Jeff moved to Tampa with his family in 1983, where he grew up and built a life full of love, laughter, and unforgettable memories.

Jeff was a devoted husband, father, son, brother, grandfather, and friend. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Lacy K.A. Zulewski. He is survived by his daughter Katelyn A. Zulewski Torres and son-in-law Michael A. Torres; son Jeffrey A. Zulewski Jr. and daughter-in-law Maria V. Zulewski; son Jackson E. Zulewski; and his grandchildren, Leilani Kapono, Landyn Zulewski, Luca Torres, and Jennifer Zulewski. Jeff also leaves behind his parents, Dennis E. and Marcia J. Zulewski; his sister, Jennifer A. Bergman and brother-in-law, Bruce Bergman.

Jeff grew up surrounded by a huge, loving family, with numerous aunts and uncles and over 20 cousins. That sense of closeness shaped who he was—he lived his life with deep family values and was a true family man in every sense.

A proud and skilled journeyman electrician, Jeff took great pride in his craft and worked hard to support his family. But if there was one thing Jeff loved more than anything, it was baseball. He was a true baseball fanatic—from playing the game himself, to coaching his sons, umpiring, and most recently, cheering on his grandson from the stands. His love for the sport was more than a hobby—it was a way of life.

Jeff was also a man of many passions. In his younger years, he could be found surfing the waves or tearing it up on the roller hockey rink. He never turned down a chance to sing his heart out to classic rock during karaoke, and no party truly started until Jeff walked in. He was a Jeep enthusiast through and through, and everyone who knew him knew his presence was larger than life.

A man of faith, Jeff was a member of St. Paul’s Catholic Church and found strength in his Roman Catholic roots.

Jeff’s unforgettable spirit, laughter, and love will live on in all who knew him. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.