Ryan G. Voy, 46 of Horicon was called to eternal life on Sunday July 22, 2018.Ryan is the youngest child of Gerald and Betty Voy being born on October 26, 1971 in Watertown . He was a graduate of Horicon High School and Concordia University. He was united in marriage with Kari Gilmore on JulyContinue Reading
Tom Shambeau
left a message on August 1, 2018:
Voy Family,
What a shock, I am so sorry for your loss, Ryan was so full of energy and life. I enjoyed working with Ryan from the day he walked into John Deere, he was so devoted to his family, work and the community. We will all miss him, take comfort to him being in a better place.
What a shock, I am so sorry for your loss, Ryan was so full of energy and life. I enjoyed working with Ryan from the day he walked into John Deere, he was so devoted to his family, work and the community. We will all miss him, take comfort to him being in a better place.
Charlie and Judy Blodgett
left a message on July 28, 2018:
Our deepest sympathy to Kari, Hunter, Tanner, and the entire Voy family. We worked with Ryan for many years and always considered him much more than a co-worker; he was a good friend. God's blessings for you in this difficult time.
Tom Gist
left a message on July 28, 2018:
So sorry for you and your families loss Kari. Prayers for you and your loved ones.
Chuck and Darlene Evans
left a message on July 27, 2018:
Our deepest sympathy to Ryan's family Kari, Hunter, Tanner , Gerry and Betty and the entire Voy family. You are all in our prayers during this heart breaking time. Ryan was one special guy in so many ways to family, church, communities, and beyond. May God's blessing be with you in this time of need.
Diane Accorsi
left a message on July 27, 2018:
Kari & Family; our condolences and prayers go out to you and your family. May God Bless and watch over you and your family during this time of sorrow. Diane Accorsi & Kathy Morton Midland Paper & Packaging Wheeling IL
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Jane and Tom Randerson
left a message on July 27, 2018:
Our deepest condolences to Ryan's family. I am at a loss for words to express how sad I feel that Ryan is gone. I know faith runs deep in the Voy family. Kari, Hunter, and Tanner, turn to both your faith and your family in the trying times to come. God bless.
Greg
left a message on July 26, 2018:
Ryan,
Life goes by so fast. It seems like a blink of an eye ago that I met you on my first visit to Horicon with Amber. I liked you right away. Over the years there are so many fond memories that always bring a smile to my face. Your trip to visit us at the University of Iowa as but a young pup (you remember that one right?), your graduation and wedding, family vacations to Texas, Arizona, Dominican Republic, Disney World, BBQ's at your house, your great and loyal dogs.I could go on all day. What I will remember most is our many golf matches over the years. I loved them. We always played close ones and we never overtly talked about competing with each other, but we both were well aware of each other's scores, and wanted the lowest one. I remember our caddies in the DR betting on us. I'm really going to miss those games, and I would happily lose all of them for eternity to have you around for a longer time.
Thank you for being a good uncle to my daughter, and thank you for raising your boys the right way. It is wonderful that our kids have been able to spend their July's together. Your efforts with the Veterans Hunt were truly noble. What a wonderful legacy for you and your family. We should all strive to do something as important. When Amber called on Sunday and told me about your passing, it didn't seem real. It still doesn't. My heart hurts for Kari, Hunter & Taner, Gerry & Betty, Amber, Katherine, Kim, and all the rest of the extended family and many friends you made over your lifetime. It was a life too short, but it was one you lived doing the things you loved and with the people you loved. Well done and rest in peace. I'm going to miss you brother.
Life goes by so fast. It seems like a blink of an eye ago that I met you on my first visit to Horicon with Amber. I liked you right away. Over the years there are so many fond memories that always bring a smile to my face. Your trip to visit us at the University of Iowa as but a young pup (you remember that one right?), your graduation and wedding, family vacations to Texas, Arizona, Dominican Republic, Disney World, BBQ's at your house, your great and loyal dogs.I could go on all day. What I will remember most is our many golf matches over the years. I loved them. We always played close ones and we never overtly talked about competing with each other, but we both were well aware of each other's scores, and wanted the lowest one. I remember our caddies in the DR betting on us. I'm really going to miss those games, and I would happily lose all of them for eternity to have you around for a longer time.
Thank you for being a good uncle to my daughter, and thank you for raising your boys the right way. It is wonderful that our kids have been able to spend their July's together. Your efforts with the Veterans Hunt were truly noble. What a wonderful legacy for you and your family. We should all strive to do something as important. When Amber called on Sunday and told me about your passing, it didn't seem real. It still doesn't. My heart hurts for Kari, Hunter & Taner, Gerry & Betty, Amber, Katherine, Kim, and all the rest of the extended family and many friends you made over your lifetime. It was a life too short, but it was one you lived doing the things you loved and with the people you loved. Well done and rest in peace. I'm going to miss you brother.
Karla (Harold Hopp's daughter) Daane
left a message on July 26, 2018:
Jerry, Betty and the entire Voy family, May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. I remember working with Ryan about 15 years ago, he was such a great guy. He will be missed by many. Prayers and hugs to you all.
John Puetz
left a message on July 26, 2018:
Our sincere condolences to Ryan's family. John & Kathleen Puetz
Jeff Kathy Mallon
left a message on July 26, 2018:
Our sincere condolences & prayers to the family & friends of Ryan. We both worked at JD with Jerry. God Bless you
ginny Seaholm
left a message on July 26, 2018:
Blessings to you , Betty and Gerry. So sad to hear this.
John Miller
left a message on July 25, 2018:
So sorry to hear of Ryans passing. Ryan was a true friend to many. He will be sorely missed. So sad.
Sheryl Kern
left a message on July 25, 2018:
So sorry to hear about the loss of Ryan. My thoughts & prayers go out to the entire Voy family during this difficult time.
Dave and Sue Sachse
left a message on July 25, 2018:
There are no words to truly convey how heartbroken and devastated we feel since learning that Ryan had passed away. To the entire Voy family, we send our deepest condolences. A life lived in loving, giving, and in service to others is a beautiful legacy for Ryan to have left all of us fortunate enough to have known him. May God's love surround and comfort you in the days ahead. We are so sorry for your tragic loss.
Melissa Riojas
left a message on July 25, 2018:
Kari- I am so sorry for your loss. You & your family are in my prayers.
Chris & Shelly Twardokus
left a message on July 25, 2018:
Ryan was a great man that has done so much for so many people and that will not be for gotten. I am glad that I have gotten a chance to meet him and call him a friend. Thoughts and prayers to the Voy family.
Bruce Carver
left a message on July 25, 2018:
So sorry to hear about Ryan's passing. Always thought a lot of him. Our condolences to the Voy family.
Bruce & Lynn Carver
Bruce & Lynn Carver
Pat Mayo
left a message on July 25, 2018:
I am so sorry for your loss. Ryan is a great guy. It could be 10 years since I last saw him and we would talk like we just hung out yesterday. I miss the bonfire bonding days. We've lost a great guy. We've lost a great son, dad, husband, brother, uncle and friend. Prayers to you and Ryan's entire family
John & Judy Klapper
left a message on July 25, 2018:
Our thoughts and prayers with the Voy family. Ryan will be missed but not forgotten. God bless all of you.
Billie March
left a message on July 25, 2018:
Dear Gerald and Betty,
Thoughts and prayer are with you and your family. No words can express the sadness you are enduring.
Billie and Jim March
Thoughts and prayer are with you and your family. No words can express the sadness you are enduring.
Billie and Jim March
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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Tom Shambeau
left a message on August 1, 2018:
Voy Family,
What a shock, I am so sorry for your loss, Ryan was so full of energy and life. I enjoyed working with Ryan from the day he walked into John Deere, he was so devoted to his family, work and the community. We will all miss him, take comfort to him being in a better place.
What a shock, I am so sorry for your loss, Ryan was so full of energy and life. I enjoyed working with Ryan from the day he walked into John Deere, he was so devoted to his family, work and the community. We will all miss him, take comfort to him being in a better place.
Charlie and Judy Blodgett
left a message on July 28, 2018:
Our deepest sympathy to Kari, Hunter, Tanner, and the entire Voy family. We worked with Ryan for many years and always considered him much more than a co-worker; he was a good friend. God's blessings for you in this difficult time.
Tom Gist
left a message on July 28, 2018:
So sorry for you and your families loss Kari. Prayers for you and your loved ones.
Chuck and Darlene Evans
left a message on July 27, 2018:
Our deepest sympathy to Ryan's family Kari, Hunter, Tanner , Gerry and Betty and the entire Voy family. You are all in our prayers during this heart breaking time. Ryan was one special guy in so many ways to family, church, communities, and beyond. May God's blessing be with you in this time of need.
Diane Accorsi
left a message on July 27, 2018:
Kari & Family; our condolences and prayers go out to you and your family. May God Bless and watch over you and your family during this time of sorrow. Diane Accorsi & Kathy Morton Midland Paper & Packaging Wheeling IL
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Jane and Tom Randerson
left a message on July 27, 2018:
Our deepest condolences to Ryan's family. I am at a loss for words to express how sad I feel that Ryan is gone. I know faith runs deep in the Voy family. Kari, Hunter, and Tanner, turn to both your faith and your family in the trying times to come. God bless.
Greg
left a message on July 26, 2018:
Ryan,
Life goes by so fast. It seems like a blink of an eye ago that I met you on my first visit to Horicon with Amber. I liked you right away. Over the years there are so many fond memories that always bring a smile to my face. Your trip to visit us at the University of Iowa as but a young pup (you remember that one right?), your graduation and wedding, family vacations to Texas, Arizona, Dominican Republic, Disney World, BBQ's at your house, your great and loyal dogs.I could go on all day. What I will remember most is our many golf matches over the years. I loved them. We always played close ones and we never overtly talked about competing with each other, but we both were well aware of each other's scores, and wanted the lowest one. I remember our caddies in the DR betting on us. I'm really going to miss those games, and I would happily lose all of them for eternity to have you around for a longer time.
Thank you for being a good uncle to my daughter, and thank you for raising your boys the right way. It is wonderful that our kids have been able to spend their July's together. Your efforts with the Veterans Hunt were truly noble. What a wonderful legacy for you and your family. We should all strive to do something as important. When Amber called on Sunday and told me about your passing, it didn't seem real. It still doesn't. My heart hurts for Kari, Hunter & Taner, Gerry & Betty, Amber, Katherine, Kim, and all the rest of the extended family and many friends you made over your lifetime. It was a life too short, but it was one you lived doing the things you loved and with the people you loved. Well done and rest in peace. I'm going to miss you brother.
Life goes by so fast. It seems like a blink of an eye ago that I met you on my first visit to Horicon with Amber. I liked you right away. Over the years there are so many fond memories that always bring a smile to my face. Your trip to visit us at the University of Iowa as but a young pup (you remember that one right?), your graduation and wedding, family vacations to Texas, Arizona, Dominican Republic, Disney World, BBQ's at your house, your great and loyal dogs.I could go on all day. What I will remember most is our many golf matches over the years. I loved them. We always played close ones and we never overtly talked about competing with each other, but we both were well aware of each other's scores, and wanted the lowest one. I remember our caddies in the DR betting on us. I'm really going to miss those games, and I would happily lose all of them for eternity to have you around for a longer time.
Thank you for being a good uncle to my daughter, and thank you for raising your boys the right way. It is wonderful that our kids have been able to spend their July's together. Your efforts with the Veterans Hunt were truly noble. What a wonderful legacy for you and your family. We should all strive to do something as important. When Amber called on Sunday and told me about your passing, it didn't seem real. It still doesn't. My heart hurts for Kari, Hunter & Taner, Gerry & Betty, Amber, Katherine, Kim, and all the rest of the extended family and many friends you made over your lifetime. It was a life too short, but it was one you lived doing the things you loved and with the people you loved. Well done and rest in peace. I'm going to miss you brother.
Karla (Harold Hopp's daughter) Daane
left a message on July 26, 2018:
Jerry, Betty and the entire Voy family, May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. I remember working with Ryan about 15 years ago, he was such a great guy. He will be missed by many. Prayers and hugs to you all.
John Puetz
left a message on July 26, 2018:
Our sincere condolences to Ryan's family. John & Kathleen Puetz
Jeff Kathy Mallon
left a message on July 26, 2018:
Our sincere condolences & prayers to the family & friends of Ryan. We both worked at JD with Jerry. God Bless you
ginny Seaholm
left a message on July 26, 2018:
Blessings to you , Betty and Gerry. So sad to hear this.
John Miller
left a message on July 25, 2018:
So sorry to hear of Ryans passing. Ryan was a true friend to many. He will be sorely missed. So sad.
Sheryl Kern
left a message on July 25, 2018:
So sorry to hear about the loss of Ryan. My thoughts & prayers go out to the entire Voy family during this difficult time.
Dave and Sue Sachse
left a message on July 25, 2018:
There are no words to truly convey how heartbroken and devastated we feel since learning that Ryan had passed away. To the entire Voy family, we send our deepest condolences. A life lived in loving, giving, and in service to others is a beautiful legacy for Ryan to have left all of us fortunate enough to have known him. May God's love surround and comfort you in the days ahead. We are so sorry for your tragic loss.
Melissa Riojas
left a message on July 25, 2018:
Kari- I am so sorry for your loss. You & your family are in my prayers.
Chris & Shelly Twardokus
left a message on July 25, 2018:
Ryan was a great man that has done so much for so many people and that will not be for gotten. I am glad that I have gotten a chance to meet him and call him a friend. Thoughts and prayers to the Voy family.
Bruce Carver
left a message on July 25, 2018:
So sorry to hear about Ryan's passing. Always thought a lot of him. Our condolences to the Voy family.
Bruce & Lynn Carver
Bruce & Lynn Carver
Pat Mayo
left a message on July 25, 2018:
I am so sorry for your loss. Ryan is a great guy. It could be 10 years since I last saw him and we would talk like we just hung out yesterday. I miss the bonfire bonding days. We've lost a great guy. We've lost a great son, dad, husband, brother, uncle and friend. Prayers to you and Ryan's entire family
John & Judy Klapper
left a message on July 25, 2018:
Our thoughts and prayers with the Voy family. Ryan will be missed but not forgotten. God bless all of you.
Billie March
left a message on July 25, 2018:
Dear Gerald and Betty,
Thoughts and prayer are with you and your family. No words can express the sadness you are enduring.
Billie and Jim March
Thoughts and prayer are with you and your family. No words can express the sadness you are enduring.
Billie and Jim March
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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