Ryan Buck Zeeland Michigan Death:- Former McComb OH Panthers Football player Ryan Buck has passed away. A natural athlete, he found joy in the outdoors, especially in the game of golf and hiking adventures with his wife.
Ryan Buck, a resident of Zeeland, Michigan was announced dead on November 13, 2024. He died at the young age of 25. No cause of death has been reported at the time of this publication. He will be forever remembered as a kind soul, a devoted husband to his beloved Kayla Buck, and an adoring father to his daughter Sloane Avery Buck.
About Ryan Buck
Ryan Buck was born on December 22, 1998, in Findlay, Ohio, to Randy and Julie Buck. He attended Baker College of Flint, where he met his wife, Kayla. They married on October 8, 2022, and welcomed their daughter, Sloane, on November 25, 2023.
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Ryan was known for his infectious humor and sarcasm, always bringing joy and keeping family and friends on their toes. A skilled grill master, he loved smoking brisket and ribs for his loved ones to enjoy.
Survived by
Ryan is survived by his wife, Kayla Buck; daughter, Sloane Avery Buck; parents, Randy and Julie Buck; sister, Kristen (Brent) Warren; grandparents, John and Jenny Zirkle; mother-in-law, Missy Broekhuis; father-in-law, Chris (Nicole, Kairi, and Jayden) Broekhuis; sister-in-law: Amber (Jed) Luurtsema (niece Josie); brothers-in-law: Jared Broekhuis and Ethan Broekhuis; grandparents-in-law: Marilyn Broekhuis, William and Vicki Stickley.
Preceded in death by
Ryan was preceded in death by his grandparents, Charles and Helen Buck; and grandfather-in-law, Lyle Broekhuis.
Ryan Buck obituary
Funeral services are at 1:00 PM on Monday, November 18, 2024 at The Foundry Church, 425 100th Street Zeeland, MI 49464. Visitation will be from 3:00-6:00 PM on Sunday, November 17 at Yntema Funeral Home, 251 South State St. Zeeland, MI 49464. Memorial contributions may be given to support Ryan’s beloved daughter Sloan Avery Buck.
