Death date: Jun 27, 2009
Ryan G. Gosciejew, age 28, of Fraser, Colorado and formerly Sheffield Lake, passed away suddenly Saturday, June 27, 2009. Born in Cleveland, he was a resident of Fraser, Colorado for the past 8 years moving from Sheffield Lake. Ry Read Obituary
Missing Ryan and our fun adventures. So glad we got to talk about the deep things. After that picture of us ilon the mountain a storm rolled in and we had to run down with lightening. Crazy. Opened the door for some great talks about God.
Ryan's passion for life was truly inspiring. I will never forget the good times we spent together underground and his eagerness to show me all the incredible things he had seen there. I will toast Ryan each and every time I get to what I know to be one of his favorite places, the "Sand Bar" in Hurricane Cave.
Your loss has been painful for all and my prayers go out to you, your family and the many friends whose lives you have touched.
Your spirit is now free to soar above the highest mountains and to explore the deepest caves.
You will be truly missed by all but never forgotten. Peace be with you and with us all.
I send you my deepest sympathies. I enjoyed Ryan's cheerfulness and spirit when he worked with the Lift Maintenance Dept. at Winter Park, and was saddened to hear of his passing. My thoughts are with you all.
Stan and Family,
So sorry to hear of this. May your memories of Ryan bring you comfort soon. Prayers for you all.
Your sometime-bass player
Mike Petcher
I was happy to call Ryan my closest friend in the Fraser valley. Always happy to make turns, go hiking or have him push my guitar skills beyond the max in sweet jam sessions. I learned a lot about many things from Ryan. He will surely be missed and always remembered. My deepest condolences to his family & friends. See you on the other side Bro.
Ryan's smile will be greatly missed around the resort. My prayers are with you.
My condolences to Denise, Stan and Leah. May you find God's strength at such a very difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Stan and Denise,Many years ago, I had the pleasure of knowing you. Since then we have all lived our lives where our paths have taken us, and here we are again. I do not have the words to express my sorrow for you and Leah. Always,Kathy
With joy and love we remember Ryan! We will be forever grateful that he was a part of our lives. We especially recall his visits to the cabin and his big smile! We also remember how much he loved his family and how special they were to him. He will be missed. With love from the Simon's,
Michael, Linda, Claire and Tom
