Ronald Jon Beshk

Ronald Jon Beshk

December 31, 1935 - August 28, 2011

Ronald Jon Beshk

December 31, 1935 - August 28, 2011

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Ronald Jon Beshk
December 31, 1935 – August 28, 2011

When you think of a person who is ‘Larger than Life’ Ron Beshk is the guy who comes to mind. To know Ron, is to know a man who loved life and the family and friends he was surrounded by.

Ron fell asleep peacefully and passed into God’s hands on Sunday, August 28, 2011. He is survived in life by his loving wife Rosie, and other immediate family members: Ron Jr. wife Michelle, Kim husband Derek Budd, James, John wife Mickie, David wife Colleen, and daughter-in-law Stephanie Arnold husband Jason. Ron was a loving brother to Robert Beshk Sr. wife Ginny, Mary Ann Vazquez husband Sergio, and Chris Kasprowicz husband Ron. The legacy continues through Ron’s many grandchildren and great-grandchildren: James Jr., Alexandra, Sebastian, Madeline, William, Sophie, Cameron, Drew, Ashley, Sunshine, Hannah, Heidi, Cayden, Lilah, and soon to come Conrad and Beckette.

Ron was born in Chicago, Illinois where he lived with his Dad, Roman and his Mom Cecelia. He enjoyed many happy memories with his brother, sisters, and his extended family members…oh and don’t forget the chimp he had! Does anyone remember that chimp’s name? As a boy Ron excelled in all sports…ok, lets face it, he was a stud in baseball, boxing, and especially football. His ‘Wall of Fame’ includes: The Golden Gloves, a contract to play minor league baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals, member of Illinois All State high school football team, full ride football scholarship to Kansas State University, and last but not least, the Mission Viejo Days ‘Fastest Feet’ award winner!

Ron loved playing and cheating at golf, just ask the boys or any golf buddy to share a scotch and a Tall Golf Tale, and you will be entertained. He also loved to fish and swap ‘fish stories’ with Kimmy and Ronnie. Ron and Rosie loved to travel, hang out with their many close friends and family, attend the kids’ many sporting events & functions, and dance to Elvis.

You are welcome to attend Ron’s funeral mass on Saturday, September 3rd at 10:00 am, St. Kilian Church, in Mission Viejo 26872 Estanciero Dr.. The family will attend a private interment service at Ascension Cemetery following the mass. Please join us in a celebration of Ron’s life. The celebration will be hosted by Ron and Rosie’s close friends, Brenda & Paul LeChevalier at their Mission Viejo home: 25401 Remesa Dr. at 2:00 pm. Saturday September 3rd.

For those interested, in lieu of flowers please consider a donation to Fenwick Catholic High School. Ron attended Fenwick, was a star football player there, and loved his alma mater. There is an opportunity to help underprivileged boys attend the school with some assistance from these donations. Ron had this very experience when he attended the school many years ago. Please send donations with IN HONOR OF RON BESHK in the memo line to:

Fenwick High School Attn: RJ McMahon 505 W. Washington Blvd., Oak Park, IL 60302

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20 responses to Ronald Jon Beshk

  1. Jerry Bannon says:

    Ron is a leader. We went to HOC Help of Christians. and to Fenwick. He will be remembered by all who have met him.

  2. Our condolences to Rosi and her family.You are all wonderful people.We deeply miss Ron.

  3. Ron,Michelle,Sunshine,Hannah Love and miss you Dad. We all talk about our fond family memories we shared together and the great times we were blessed to have with you.Our family’s life will never be the same without our Dad.We will always love and miss you forever.
    Thank you to all of Mom & Dad’s Great friends from all across the U.S.A for the love and support you showed our family.Please remember our Mom {Rosie} in your thoughts and plans as she needs all of us now more than ever.

  4. Teena Beshk says:

    He didn’t want to be called “Grandpa,” when he first found out he was going to become a grandfather. He was joking of course =) Dannell captured his heart pretty quick. I treasure the memories of our family and hold them dear to my heart. My blessings to the Beshk family.

    With heartfelt sympathy
    Love ya, Love ya, Love ya,
    Teena

  5. Joe Weir says:

    Better late than never! Ron was my boss at Holmes Tuttle Toyota in the mid 80s He was a great mentor who taught me a lot about life and people. 38 years later I still tell stories about our time together and LMAO.
    One of kind guy!

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