William Henry Hoecherl
William Hoecherl Obituary
William H Hoecherl
Born 1-4-63, Died 3-12-26
He is survived by his mother, Janet (Larry) Vancil of Sycamore, Illinois; his brother, Tim (Laurie) Hoecherl of Sycamore, Illinois; and his sisters, Natalie Butler of Garretson, South Dakota; Norma Laino of DeKalb, Illinois; Christina (Sergio) Rodriguez of Sycamore, Illinois; and Niki (Derek) Rempfer of DeKalb, Illinois. He is also survived by his daughter, Sara Hoecherl (Teyun Curtis) of Sycamore, Illinois; his daughter-in-heart, Ashley Zukauski (Joseph Hitterman) of DeKalb, Illinois; his stepdaughter, Amber (Zach) Taylor of Greenville, Tennessee; and his stepson, Travis Snyder of Mohawk, Tennessee.
He was a proud grandfather to Imygh, Dylan, Hannah, Ella, and Charlotte, and is further survived by several nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews across many states.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Michelle Hoecherl; his father, Duane Hoecherl; and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Florian Hoecherl and Mr. and Mrs. William Tyrrell.
Born in Sycamore, Illinois, Bill attended both Sycamore and DeKalb schools. After living in many states, he eventually settled in Tennessee. Bill worked in multiple trades throughout his life, including roofing, construction, well drilling, and even music. A man of many talents, he especially loved building and woodworking, so much so that he built his own bar on his property in Mohawk.
Bill and his wife shared a love of fishing, camping, country music, and spending time with friends. Her work at Pattison ID and his work at Colortech, Inc. blessed them with a close-knit community of friends who supported them through both of their battles with cancer. During that time, Dr. Mailien Reed Rogers became not only their oncologist, but also a trusted and cherished friend. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 18th at Westside Chapel Funeral Home. Arrangements by Westside Chapel Funeral Home in Morristown.
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