This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Jay Rosio. We will remember him forever.
A memorial service for Jay was held at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, November 12th at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, 1515 Third Avenue, Antigo, Wisconsin with Pastor Rowell Puedivan officiating. The eulogy is included in the stories section.
Bradley Funeral Home Memorial to Jay
The Rosio Family is accepting memorial donations to help with funeral costs, estate and legal expenses. Anything you wish to share is appreciated by the entire family!
Please Contribute Today
This is a secure PayPal account being administered for the Rosio Family by nephew Steve Allen in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Tributes
Leave a tributeHerb and Tina
Much love, cousin Jackie, Hans and Wolfgang
Love & Miss you
Tammy
Steve
Mladen and Mirzeta
I'll hold Jay's hugs and smile in my heart forever.
The Walborn Family,
Jim, Judy and Angie
I had the privelege of living with Jay this past summer as a renter. He and I got along very well. His mechanical attributes were tremendous and being like-minded, I enjoyed his company. We shared many stories together. The most important thing, our last conversation was that of a Spiritual one. May the Lord take him.
Rest in peace my friend.
family means to all of you. May God bless each of you and give you comfort during this time. We know how proud you were of Jay.
With love, Russ, Jerry, Meg Jung & Scott & Sandy Klug
Our love goes out to all of those who feel this loss - remember, for Jay, life was about life. Live well! Love well.
Leave a Tribute
We did it Jay!
A Special Guy
I met Jay years ago through a local Hot Wheels Club. He was a delightful guy with a ton of personality. He would come to visit me at my Anoka house and we would trade Hot Wheels. He told me he was from Crandon Wisconsin, a place I've never heard of. He also told me that Crandon was the toilet seat capital of the world. Apparently, there was a factory there were they built toilet seats. One time he came over to my house after a Halloween function at his work. He had a Hot Wheels shirt on with Hot Wheels cars sewn all over it and a piece of the orange RaceTrac going around his body so he could set cars on the track and dance like with a hula hoop and the cars would race around his body! it was hilarious yet incredibly creative. And that's my eternal picture of Jay and his little Hot Wheels Halloween costume. It was precious. I feel fortunate that I had the privilege to know Jay and he will remain a prince of a man in my mind. My thoughts to his family