William "Bill" F Rembert
November 16, 1941 ~ August 21, 2025
William "Bill" F. Rembert, 83 years old, of Palm Coast, FL, passed away August 21, 2025, as an inpatient at UF Health Flagler Hospital. He was born in Newark, NJ to the late Charles and Madelyne Rembert.
He was a loving and devoted husband, father, uncle, brother-in-law, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He was a firefighter and part of the fire police in Jackson, NJ.
He completed an apprenticeeship and received his certificate for plumbing at Ocean County Vocational Technical School. He worked for US Metals in Carteret, NJ until they shut down. He then went on to work for Merck and Co in Rahway, NJ until his retirement and moved to Palm Coast, FL nineteen years ago.
He loved boating in PA, NJ, and FL. He belonged to the Flagler Sportfishing Club.
He also loved camping from Starcraft Camping Club, to tent camping with cub scouts. He also had travel trailers and loved the campsite he owned for 46 years in the Pocono Mountains in PA.
Bill is survived by his wife of over 60 years Regina "Reggie" (Nyers) Rembert; his son Richard Rembert and his wife Laura, daughter Lisa Finlay, daughter Christine Steele, son William A Rembert at home; brother-in-law Brian Nyers; nieces Elizabeth Rembert Ballard, Anne Marie (Doug) and Felicia Calcaterra; nephews Charles (Chuck) Rembert, Stephen Nyers and Michael Nyers. He also is survived by 5 grandsons and 2 great-grandsons.
Bill was preceded in death by his brothers Richard and Charles Rembert; his sister Carol Ann Rembert; son William (Billy) J. Rembert; brother-in-law Stephen W. Nyers; and niece Tracy Rembert.
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I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s never easy my condolences to Mrs. Rembert, Lisa Finley, Brody, Brian Nyers, and all other family members and friends.
Remember that God is going to to make all things new, as we were never meant to die.
Revelation 21:1-5 is his promise.
It’s not as final as we once thought. He is now resting in peace. 🙏🏼
We will miss dad/grandpa dearly, we will remember all the good times. We wish we could have spent more time together, distance kept us apart.
My Heart and Prayers to Mrs. Rembert and Lisa Finaly and Brody,Brian Neyers, Chaney Weiner and all family members,friends Iam so Truly Sorry and my Deepest Condolences. 🙏🕯🙏🕯