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In Loving Memory
Jack W. Vosskuhler, age 90, a longtime resident of both Salt Lake City, UT and Flagstaff, AZ, passed away on March 31, 2019 at his home in Salt Lake City.
Jack grew up in Tucson, AZ attending Tucson High School. After graduation, he attended the University of Arizona followed by Medical School at Yale University. After graduating and completion of his internship at Los Angeles County Hospital and radiology residency at Baylor University, he wed his wife, JoAnn Malka, in 1958. They recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in December of 2018. He practiced Radiology for the next 40 years in Flagstaff, AZ with an emphasis on serving the underprivileged, in Salt Lake City, UT. as well as locum tenen work throughout the country. Jack will best be remembered for the love of his wife and family, flying, practicing medicine, the outdoors, playing the violin and as a colonel in the Army Reserves. He will also be remembered for his compassionate and very strong spirit. John will be greatly missed by his family and all of his friends.
Special thanks go to his family and close friends, as well as the staff of Sunrise Senior Living, all of whom made his last days as comfortable and supportive as possible.
Jack is survived by his wife, JoAnn Vosskuhler of Salt Lake City, UT, brother Phillip (Darlene) of Sun City West, AZ, sister Helen Edmond (John) of Danbury, CT, sons Steve Vosskuhler (Lori) of Flagstaff and John Vosskuhler (Heather) of Phoenix, two daughters, Karen Seabrook (Dave) of Chimacum, WA and Mary Bender (Tim) of Eagle Creek, OR. He was also fortunate enough to have 9 grandchildren, 1 great granddaughter and 1 great grandson.
Jack was preceded in death by his parents, his sister Betty, and his son David.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra, the Murray Symphony Orchestra, or to your favorite charitable organization. A memorial service will be held on June 5th, 11am at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Salt Lake City, UT.
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Sorry to have missed Jack's memorial service. Those of us physicians that worked on the Hopi and Navaho reservation and at the Grand Canyon Hospital in the 60's and 70's certainly appreciated his and his partner's help. We could count on them even when snow prevented their flying in, they'd drive through the drifts to help.
He did a great service!
Roger Jones, MD
June 8, 2019
My deepest sympathies to family and friends. Jack will be missed. I remember my younger days of visiting Jack and Jo Ann in Flagstaff, loved spending time at their home with the cousins.
Marian Lockett
June 1, 2019
My condolences to Dr Vosskuhler's family. It was a pleasure to work w/Dr V at Flagstaff Hospital back in the 1980's. I was working on my BS in Rad Tech @ NAU and then worked for 5 years as a rad tech at FMC. Dr V. was a very kind man and a fine radiologist. I enjoyed reading about his family and all his accomplishments in his lifetime. He was truly a good soul. Nancy W Green
Nancy Green
April 24, 2019
So very sorry for your loss. I worked for Dr. Vosskuhler for many years in Flagstaff, AZ as his business manager. He was a very kind and compassionate man and has a wonderful family to remember him! He loved you all so much !
Joanne Knapp
April 24, 2019
All who worked with John through Murray Symphony enjoyed his company and we truly realize what a talented musician he was. Most of all, we miss his smiling face and are amazed at his devotion to our group. Joann, thank you for your support as he shared his talents with us. It is truly an honor to have been able to associate with him.
Rosalie Kiholm
April 17, 2019
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