Bernard “Sonny” Knick passed peacefully in his sleep surrounded by his loving family, his wife of 43 years Sally Deihl Knick, his daughter Angela Knick Montagna and her husband Joseph Montagna as well as granddaughters Zoe Petrina Montagna and Sophia Mariellen Montagna.
Sonny enjoyed hunting and fishing and working in his yard. He was a 1962 graduate of West Pittston High School and a member of Teamsters Local 229, Scranton. He drove truck for 38 years for IDC, Preston and Roadway Express and retired in 2003. During those 38 years, he got to meet many people that became lifelong friends. But his greatest joy in life was his family; his daughter and granddaughters were his heart and soul. They made him proud everyday and he was honored to be called “Dad, BaBa, and Grampy”. He left us with many cherished memories.
We would like to especially thank Allied Hospice Services for their wonderful in-home care over the past three months. You were a blessing to our family and enabled us to care for him at home.
He was proceeded in death by his mother Victoria (Kaspriskie) Knick, his father Joseph Knick, Sr., brothers, Joseph, Jr., Edward, Sr., John, Sr., Frank, Peter and Stanley, and his sister Lottie Kociolek.
Rest in peace Sonny Knick we’ll see you when we get there.
At Sonny’s request funeral services will be privately held at the convenience of the family.
Arrangements are made by Kiesinger Funeral Services, Inc., 255 McAlpine St., Duryea.
Our deepest sympathy. Fred Pierantoni III
Worked with you a long time always hard working honest a true gentlemen
SONNY- boy where does the time go. We grew up together when we were teenagers. The farm, the lake hunting fishing and doing the fun things in life out the lake. Rest in peace my friend, see you when i get up there and we,ll again act like we are teenagers. OME DORAN.