Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameGeorgann RADOSEVICH
Birth Date26 Jul 1933
Birth PlaceRock Springs, Sweetwater County, Wyoming
Bapt Date18 Sep 1933 Age: <1
Bapt PlaceRock Springs, Sweetwater County, Wyoming
MemoSt. Cyril & Methodius
Death Date29 Oct 2021 Age: 88
Death PlaceFruita, Mesa County, Colorado
Burial PlaceRock Springs, Sweetwater County, Wyoming, Rock Springs Cemetery
OccupationTelephone Operator
EducationHigh School
ReligionCatholic
FatherSteve Vance RADOSEVICH (1906-2007)
MotherArlie Belle TETERS (1907-2002)
Spouses
Birth Date17 Sep 1929
Birth PlaceWinton, Sweetwater County, Wyoming
Death Date20 Mar 2020 Age: 90
Death PlaceRock Springs, Sweetwater County, Wyoming
Burial PlaceRock Springs, Sweetwater County, Wyoming, Rock Springs Cemetery
OccupationKorean War Soldier, Crew Foreman, Questar Pipeline Co.
EducationHigh School
ReligionCatholic
FatherCharles Martin BESSO Sr. (1907-1997)
MotherMary Jane FRULLO (1908-1989)
Family ID7
Marr Date24 Apr 1954
Marr PlaceRock Springs, Sweetwater County, Wyoming
Marr MemoSts. April & Methodius
ChildrenPaul Dean (1954-1998)
 K. J. (1955-)
 R. V. (1961-)
Notes for Georgann RADOSEVICH
Georgann Besso, 88, passed away Friday, October 29th after a brief stay at Hope West Hospice in Grand Junction, CO with her daughter and the loving team of Hope West by her side.

She was born July 26th, 1933 in Rocky Springs., Wy daughter of Steve and Arlie Radosevich.

Georgann attended schools in Browns Park, UT and Rock Springs Wy. She was a 1951 graduate of Rock Springs High School.

She married Charles J Besso in 1954 in Rock Spring WY. He proceeded her death March 20, 2020.

While raising her family she was employed as a switch board operator for Mountain Bell. In 1963 moved her family the Oil camps outside of Rock Springs WY. Then moving to Grand Junction, CO in 1968 where she was employed by Tempo Retail store, making life time friends. On the move again in 1978 went back to Rock Springs where she was employed by Sweetwater County School District #1 as a librarian assistant. After retiring in 1980 Georgann and Chuck retired to Star Valley, Wy to live several years in their paradise. In 2016 they moved to Fruita, CO to live their remaining years with her daughter.

What Georgann loved most in life is spending time with family and friends at her beloved Willow Creek Ranch in Browns Park, UT. Where she could hike the hills looking for arrowheads, riding her 4-wheeler and, of course, making sure those heifers were taken care of. She had a sense of humor like no other and her laughter filled the room. She didn't know a stranger and gave her opinion, asked for or not. Georgann enjoyed crafts, painting, needle point, jumbo crossword and word search puzzles.

Survivors include her one daughter Karla Edwards; Son Ron Besso (Brenda) four grandchildren Sydni Edwards (Damon); Blain Besso (Samantha) Kenzie Stauch (Trevor) Rylee Besso and one Great grandchild Caden Stauch; One brother Alex Radosevich (Joan); One Sister Mary Lou Moser, several cousins, nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her parents. One son, Paul Dean Besso. Brother, Donald Lindsley and Brother-in-law Carl Moser.

On Find A Grave.

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Notes for Charles James (Spouse 1)
Vase Funeral Home, Jun 22, 2020
Charles Besso

Charles James Besso passed away suddenly at his home Friday March 20, 2020.

Charles James Besso was born on September 17, 1929 in Winton Wyoming to Charles Martin and Mary (Frullo) Besso.

He married Georgann Radosevich on April 24, 1954 in Rock Springs where they and their family lived until he started work for Mountain Fuel Supply in 1963. He then moved the family to a small gas camp named Hiawatha and another named Powder Wash. The family moved to Grand Junction Colorado for a time so the eldest child could receive medical care. The family lived in Colorado until 1977 then they moved back to Rock Springs. In 1988 he and Gerogann retired to Star Valley Ranch, Wyoming, built their dream home and lived there for 20 some odd years. In 2015 they then moved to Fruita, Colorado with their daughter Karla Edwards.

Chuck enjoyed many things in life, hunting, fishing and a lot of golf. He would say "You don't have to hit them far, just straight" and then he did just that. He loved his family and enjoyed the gatherings wherever they took place. He had an easy going manner and always seemed to have a smile on his face, but he also had an Italian side to him when the occasion called for it.

He enjoyed cooking, if you left his house hungry, it was your own damn fault. He was big on routine, sticking with the things that worked best for him. His Sunday Omelets will be greatly missed.

Chuck was a veteran, serving in the United States Navy during the Korean Conflict and was honorably discharged in 1952.

He is preceded in death by his father, Charles Martin Besso, mother, Mary (Frullo) Besso and one son, Paul Dean Besso. He is survived by his wife, Georgann (Radosevich) Besso of Fruita, Colorado, daughter, Karla Edwards of Fruita, Colorado and son, Ron Besso of Rock Springs, Wyoming, granddaughters, Sydni Edwards of Denver, Colorado, Kenzie Strauch of Medicine Bow, Wyoming and Rylee Besso of Denver, Colorado, grandson Blain Besso of Pinedale, Wyoming and one great-grandchild, Cayden Strauch.

The family of Charles James Besso respectfully request that donations be made in his memory to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 2341, Casper, Wyoming 82602

Cremation has taken place and services have been set for Charles Besso who passed away on Friday March 20, 2020 at his home. A graveside service and inurnment will be held at 2:00 P.M. Friday, June 26, 2020 at the Rock Springs Municipal Cemetery. A Vigil Service will be held following.

Condolences may be left at www.vasefuneralhomes.com

On Find A Grave.

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