Zac Brunkala of Willoughby, Ohio, who lived in Eastlake, Ohio, and was the owner and operator of R n Z Motorsports & Auto Recycling, has sadly died. It was reported on several pages that he died in car accident on October 17, along Ohio route 2. Before his death, his father solicited online and asked that the public and everyone in the community pray for his son, who was rushed to the hospital. His death has sent so much pains in the car racing community and his loved ones, especially Hollie Myers and his mother. He attended Mentor High School and did his best as one of the best performing students. He will be missed by all who knew and loved him.
At the time of this report, his funeral plans and obituary will be announced by his family at a later date. Please keep his father, Richard Brunkala, his betrothed, Hollie Myers, and other members of his family and racing community in loving thoughts and prayers as they come to terms with the reality on ground.
“…you took care of Hollie Myers kids as they was yours with no hesitation those kids loved you to death. I will never forget you. You will always be my brother in law it breaks out when my daughter asks me when is uncle zac coming home I just don’t know what to tell her cause it hurts so bad. I’m gonna miss you but it’s not goodbye forever it’s a see you later on down the road please watch over all of us.. R.I.P bro go win some races up there.” _MattandSammy Clemens
“Yesterday Zac Brunkala passed away tragically. He used to have Hollie Myers bring him to my place to pickup his race parts. Since, I have known him. He went from a customer to a friend. He even helped me out this last Mothers Day to make sure I could attend one myself by towing my car to a repair place. I will never forget you and our friendship. RIP my friend. My condolences and prayers for Hollie and the kids.” _Dan Chervenak
“…Sending my condolences and prayers to Richard Brunkala and the entire Brunkala family for the passing of Zac. In today’s world it’s very very rare, you find a dad who adores their children and family, makes them a priority, puts them before himself, will help anyone out he could, as much as he did and he checked every box off and then some. Just from my 4 years around him, he’s grown immensely in every which way possible. Honestly more than anyone I’ve probably ever seen. Life is unfair man, and we’re gonna miss you like hell down here but give them hell up there 47x…” _Sabastian Del Corral
