Zachory G. Escue

Zachory G. Escue, born on November 24, 1989, in Flint, Michigan, passed away on December 23, 2024, in Taylor, Michigan. A vibrant soul known for his vivacious personality, Zachory lived a life full of joy, primarily driven by his passion for family and fun. He was a devoted father to his beloved son, Carter Angel Escue, and cherished every moment spent with him.

Zachory's educational journey began with his graduation from MYCA in 2006, culminating in a degree in Culinary Arts. His love for food was matched only by his enthusiasm for motorcycles, loud music, fireworks, and the celebration of life itself. His joyous nature resonated with those fortunate enough to know him, making memories that will last a lifetime.

Throughout his life, Zachory was surrounded by a loving and supportive family. He is survived by his son, Carter Angel Escue, devoted mother, Angelika Escue Adams; his sister, Victoria Niles; his grandmother, Clarissa Guest; grandfather, Ray Guest; his uncle, Micah Miller; cousins, Sal and Michael Miller and several cousins, aunts, uncles, and friends who deeply cared for him. He also leaves to his memory his wife, Jessica Espinoza Escue, as well as his lifelong best friend, Kristin Schweigel. 

Zachory joins in eternal rest several family members who have gone before him, including his great grandmother, Marcella McClellan; his grandfather, Michael Escue; his cousin, Jennifer Thompson; his uncles, Michael Goyette and David Stewart; and his brother, JD Lake. Each of these individuals held a special place in his heart, and their memories will always be honored and remembered.

A memorial gathering for Zachory G. Escue will take place on January 3, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, followed by a memorial service from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Both events will be held at The Husband Family Funeral Home located at 2401 S Wayne Rd, Westland, MI 48186.

Zachory's spirit will truly live on through the love he shared and the memories he created with those around him. He leaves behind a legacy of laughter and happiness, reminding us all to celebrate life and cherish our loved ones.

"Remember me by not the way I died but by the way I Loved and Lived. Keep the shiny side up."