Wencil Janecka Jr.
January 12, 1939 — September 16, 2021
Wencil Joseph "WJ" Janecka passed from this life on September 16, 2021, following a hard-fought battle with Parkinson's Disease. His lifetime profession was that of an electrical contractor and owner of Westwind Electric. He was an avid gun collector and was often seen at gun shows across the Southwest. He loved collecting and restoring vintage cars, especially 1960's Mustangs and e...
Wencil Joseph "WJ" Janecka passed from this life on September 16, 2021, following a hard-fought battle with Parkinson's Disease. His lifetime profession was that of an electrical contractor and owner of Westwind Electric. He was an avid gun collector and was often seen at gun shows across the Southwest. He loved collecting and restoring vintage cars, especially 1960's Mustangs and entering them in local car shows. He enjoyed being outdoors and close to nature, and spent many hours hunting, fishing, and exploring the mountains in the area. He was a genius at repairing almost anything! Electrical, mechanical, plumbing… and if he needed more room for his toys, he just erected another building on his homestead! He is preceded in death by his parents Wencil Janecka and Marie Hervol Janecka, brother Glendale Janecka and stepson John Bellard. Those left to remember him are his wife Annette Janecka, son Christopher (Sandra) Janecka and granddaughter Ella, sisters Wilma Bunker, Evelyn Janecka and Jolene Zitterberg, stepdaughters Ginger Bellard, Cinnamon (Corbin) Allen and three step-grandchildren. WJ was friend to many and will be greatly missed by those who loved him. Per his request, no services will be held, and his ashes will be scattered at a later date. "All that love could do was done"
Wencil Joseph "WJ" Janecka passed from this life on September 16, 2021, following a hard-fought battle with Parkinson's Disease. His lifetime profession was that of an electrical contractor and owner of Westwind Electric. He was an avid gun collector and was often seen at gun shows across the Southwest. He loved collecting and restoring vintage cars, especially 1960's Mustangs and entering them in local car shows. He enjoyed being outdoors and close to nature, and spent many hours hunting, fishing, and exploring the mountains in the area. He was a genius at repairing almost anything! Electrical, mechanical, plumbing… and if he needed more room for his toys, he just erected another building on his homestead! He is preceded in death by his parents Wencil Janecka and Marie Hervol Janecka, brother Glendale Janecka and stepson John Bellard. Those left to remember him are his wife Annette Janecka, son Christopher (Sandra) Janecka and granddaughter Ella, sisters Wilma Bunker, Evelyn Janecka and Jolene Zitterberg, stepdaughters Ginger Bellard, Cinnamon (Corbin) Allen and three step-grandchildren. WJ was friend to many and will be greatly missed by those who loved him. Per his request, no services will be held, and his ashes will be scattered at a later date. "All that love could do was done"
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