Jagur "Jag" Luke Zimmerman

Jagur “Jag” Luke Zimmerman, 23, went home to be with his Heavenly Father on Sunday, October 13, 2024. Jag was born on April 3, 2001, in Lancaster, PA. He was predeceased by his stepfather, John Kunzler, and his grandfather, Frank Spleen. Jag had many passions, including four-wheeling, riding his Harley, and generally going fast. He loved to take annual snowmobiling trips to New York with his dad, family trips to the mountains, and boating with his brothers in the summer. He was everyone’s personal mechanic. He often had a truck project in the garage. He was a dog lover, starting with his childhood dog, Ruger, and then “Mooman”. He told his dog, Zaya, every day he loved her the most. He cared very much for his family and is survived by his mother, Trina Kunzler; his father, Mike Zimmerman; his two older brothers, Nickolas and Lance Miller; sisters, Krystle and Karli Kunzler; and his long-term girlfriend, Alyssa Bresch. He was loved fiercely by family and friends and will be greatly missed. A Visitation will be held at The Groffs Family Funeral Home, 528 W. Orange Street, Lancaster, PA 17603 at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 19, 2024, followed by a Service at 2:00 p.m. Please click on the link to watch the Live Stream at 2:00 p.m. https://client.tribucast.com/tcid/a24105774111086 In lieu of flowers, donations in Jag’s memory can be made to Hope City Building Project, 921 Nissley Road, Lancaster PA 17601. From the time Jagur was born, he was different from his two older brothers. He was just a little skinny thing while they were beefy, chunky babies. He was a lite eater and his mom always worried about his weight. He started riding four-wheelers at the age of 4 and has been riding ever since. Unlike his brothers, Jagur was a cautious driver. While Nick and Lance loved sports, Jagur did not have a competitive drive in sports. Instead, his love was anything with a motor. He talked often about owning his own shop someday, fixing and selling diesel trucks. He loved the outdoors and trips to the mountains. He killed his first rattlesnake with his stepfather, John at the mountains and it’s still mounted in his room. He and his dad would often take snowmobiling, four-wheeling and razor trips in Northern PA and Upstate NY. He enjoyed boating with his brothers but would choose the mountains over the beach any day. He wasn’t very fond of school, although he got good grades. He wanted to be like his older brothers and not have to go to school anymore. However, in high school, he got involved in the CTC for auto/diesel-mechanics program and enjoyed it. After school, he worked at Diesel and Automotive Services, LLC in Brownstown, PA, where the owner, Gregg Fenicle took him under his wing and taught him the trade. He went on to work with his father at City Brick Restorations, restoring brick buildings around Lancaster City for two years. However, his passion for wrenching on diesel pick-ups brought him to DirtyDiesels in Birdsboro, PA, owned by Josh Collester, where he worked with a great group of guys who say that they loved Jagur’s wit, humor and presence and it won’t be the same without him. Jagur was loved by all. He had a beautiful smile. He was a natural on a Harley and spent countless weekends riding with his best friend Matt and many others throughout the years. Shooting pool, Bainbridge Inn, campfires, Frogtown, family get-togethers, holidays, Alyssa, their dog Zaya, and big breakfasts were some of Jagur’s favorites. Jagur was not much of a talker until the conversation turned to one of his passions. Then you would have a hard time shutting him up. He was a light in this dark world, and he is so missed beyond measure. He will forever be in our thoughts, and we are looking forward to the day when we will reunite with him again in Heaven. Accept Jesus into your heart so that you too can be there ;) We love you Jagur Luke.