William “Will” Englehart passed away while working on December 19th 2025. Will has

been married to his wife Michele for 37 years, they have two adult children, Krystle and

Rob, 1 late Son in Law who passed away in August 2025, 1 Daughter in law Breanna, and 6 grandchildren. While he was very proud to be a Teamsters driver for ABF. He

was even more proud to be married to his beautiful wife, father to his children and

grandfather to his grandkids. In 2009 Michele had been diagnosed with an incurable

autoimmune disease among other serious medical problems. Michele is fully disabled,

unable to work and has been dependent on Will for her well being, Physically,

Emotionally and Financially. Michele has been undergoing monthly infusion ever since

her diagnosis. With the sudden passing of Will it leaves Michele in uncertain territory

navigating between healthcare, financial burden and strain coupled with the emotional

devastation that she now faces. We don't know what the future holds but we do know

that Will would want to do whatever he could to continue to help take care of his wife.

We are asking for your help to take care of Michele and bridge the gap between

medical, funeral and life’s expenses while she navigates this loss, if you cannot donate

we understand that. We ask that you share this with as many people as you can. Will

was an amazing Husband, Father, Grandfather and Loyal Employee. His love for the

Teamsters Union and his employer was something he was very proud of. He will be

missed by so many, he was a one of a kind. Always willing to help, always willing to

work, and above all an ear to listen or shoulder to cry on. Will is going to be missed for

who he was as a man, husband, father and grandfather. His selfless dedication for his

time as a Full Time Firefighter, EMT and CPR instructor, will never be forgotten. Now he

may have driven his “Final Mile”, his character will forever live on. His son describes him

as a man that “stepped up and stepped in when he didn’t have to”. His son say’s if he’s

half the man his dad was, then he thinks “he’s doing all right”.