Esmark Chairman James P. Bouchard & Martina Roda Mourn Death of Martin Zavacký, Donate $5,000 to Family
Esmark Inc. expresses condolences for the passing of Martin Zavacký, a former steel executive and friend, by donating $5,000 to his family for funeral expenses. Zavacký, who worked closely with Esmark's Chairman & CEO James Bouchard and Martina Roda at U.S. Steel Kosice, is remembered for his exemplary character and contributions to the steel industry. Esmark, a diversified company with roots in steel, has committed over $5 million to philanthropic initiatives across various sectors, enhancing its role as a community corporate citizen.
- Donation of $5,000 to support funeral expenses shows community support.
- Esmark's commitment of over $5 million in philanthropy strengthens community ties.
- Legacy of industry leaders like Zavacký highlights positive corporate relationships.
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Zavacký was first and foremost a family man, with a great sense of humor, unmatched work ethic and personal ethics. He was also a successful steel executive. Most recently, he was head sales manager in the department of General Manager Industrial Sales at
“We are devastated to hear about the passing of our beloved friend and colleague,” said Bouchard. “Martin possessed a plethora of superior personal qualities, it was impossible to find any fault. He was an exemplary human being who was loved and cherished by all.”
“Martin always had a humble approach to his work, and he played a crucial role within our department,” said Roda. “He always made sure that things ran smoothly and without disruptions. We mourn with his family and miss him already.”
Bouchard is a former
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