Edward (Ed) Luczkowiak passed away peacefully at the age of 96 on Sunday, November 1st, 2026, All Saints Day. What a beautiful day to enter heaven with all the angels and saints welcoming him.  He is survived by his loving wife of 70 years Arlene (nee Schwarten), daughters Robin Corozza (Thomas), Jody Wilm, Sandra Ott (Jeff), and Lisa Ellsworth (Dart), Grandson Nicholas Corozza (Amanda), Granddaughter Cari Corozza (Dresden Schultz) and Great Grandson Aiden Corozza.

 He was preceded in death by his parents Valentine and Anna Luczkowiak, his two brothers and two sisters, son-in-laws Mark Zenoni and Gerald Wilm, as well as great grandsons Connor and LIam Corozza.

 Ed served his country while serving in the army.

 Ed loved to be busy, he would work driving semi for 10 plus hours a day and then come home and work in the garage on his various projects. When his semi driving days were over, he was a mechanic repairing the delivery trucks. Ed loved to buy and restore select cars and even a beautiful wooden Chris-Craft boat.

 Ed also built from the ground up, the family’s long-term home in Richfield.  He loved the water so much that he eventually bought property on Lake Sinnissippi with a friend and together they built a large boat house complete with a loft for sleeping. After a number of fun filled years that property was sold, and he purchased a cottage on Pine Lake in Waupaca.  Never one to be content sitting around, he along with the rest of his family began changing the cottage into a beautiful lake home in which he and Arlene moved into after their respective retirements.

 Ed really loved the lake, boating and water skiing. He enjoyed water skiing, especially slalom (skiing one ski) even into his 80’s

 As the winters got colder and they grew older Central Florida was calling them to become snowbirds.  They enjoyed the warmth and sunshine and made many new friends.

 His family was his pride and joy, and he would do anything for them.  His passing has left us all with broken hearts. The family would like to express their appreciation to the staff of the Aurora Home Hospice for their gentle loving care.

 A mass of Christian burial will be celebrated on Saturday, December 5th at 11:00 a.m.  at St. Agnes Church     12801 West Fairmount Ave.  Butler WI. 53007

Following the mass there will be a light luncheon in the community room at Fairway Knoll. N112W17500 Mequon Rd. Germantown WI. 53022 beginning at 12;30 p.m.