Jason Josvai

Jason Josvai

April 03, 1971 - November 27, 2024

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Jason Josvai passed away on November 27, 2024, at the age of 53, surrounded by his family and pets.

He held a bachelor’s degree in Art History from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. He had also pursued advanced studies at the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum in New York City.

He had previously retired from the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. He had also served as Executive Director of the Rock County Historical Society and as Registrar of the Wisconsin Veterans Museum in the past.

He loved to travel, spend time with his many friends & family, and his pets, Gertude & Esther.

He is survived by his brother Sam Josvai, his nephews Mitchell Josvai and Mason Josvai, his father Blair Josvai, his half-sister Lisa Josvai, and his half-brother David Josvai. He was preceded in death by his mother, Janet Josvai.

He looked forward to reuniting with his mother, grandmother, great aunt, and his many cats & dogs in a beautiful place. He will be deeply missed.

To view and sign this guestbook, please visit: www.ryanfuneralservice.com.

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Jason Van Hoesen
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Jason was such an amazing person and I am glad that I got to know him, he had a major impact on my life and I will miss him. He helped me to get out of my shell and to open up within myself and always made me feel good about myself. Thanks Jason
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Debbie Levis
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Jason had a smile to brighten the darkest of moods. I will fondly remember our many get togethers at Patrick's and our August visit. You were loved and will never be forgotten.
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Jeff savage
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Jason you will be missed. Your with family and Michael now. I will always have so many fond memories of the Times we shared
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Susan Kivila
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Jason I cannot describe the impact of your absence. I miss our check-ins and especially your morning greetings. However I'm glad that you're no longer in pain and this disease has no hold on you anymore. I will miss you until we meet again. To Jason's family- He truly was an extraordinary soul. I'm with you in spirit with the deepest condolences.

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