Zion Glenn Fritzinger, 29, of Zionsville, died Aug. 23, 2025. Born in Allentown, he was the beloved son of Lucille D. “Lulu” (Daddona) Fritzinger and the late Glenn Fritzinger.

He worked with Behr Paints and Trains and Lanes, but his true passion was music. A talented jazz guitarist, he performed at many gigs throughout the region, bringing joy to audiences with his artistry.

He was also an avid model train enthusiast and a former member of the Lehigh and Keystone Model Railroad Museum. His love of history led him to spend countless hours researching the Lehigh Valley Railroad and the area’s industrial past.

He found peace and inspiration in nature. He was an enthusiastic hiker, a skilled cook, and most of all, a devoted family man. He had a rare gift for finding joy and beauty in everyday life and he lived each moment with warmth, passion and love.

In addition to his mother, he is survived by his partner, Kelsey Adair, with whom he shared a home within Carbon County; maternal grandmother, Lucille Daddona; maternal grandfather, Victor Daddona and his wife, Maryellen; aunts and uncles, Sherry Lerch, Victoria and her husband, Bill Helvig, Bruce and his wife, Pilar, Carol and her husband, Dirk Pratley, Victor Daddona and his wife, Stacey; cousins, Shawn, Joshua, Maria and her husband, Laith, Alysa and her husband, Chris, Alan and Casandra, Willa and Angelo.

He was predeceased by his godmother, Kathy McMullen.

Arrangements by Schantz Funeral Home, P.C., Emmaus.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Golden Gate National Park Conservancy, P.O. Box 7818, San Francisco, 94120-7818.