Milos Besterci Sr., born Jan. 22, 1950, bid farewell to this world Monday, Sept. 18, 2023.
His passing leaves a void felt deeply by his devoted wife of 50 years, Donna Besterci, and their four children, Sharon Ardoline, Joe Besterci, Danielle Vanesko and Milos Jeremy Besterci. His affection extended to six cherished grandchildren who were a source of joy in his life.
At the age of 17, Milos embarked on a journey from Slovakia to the U.S., driven by his passion for soccer. It was during his pursuit to speak the English language at GAR High School that he encountered the love of his life, Donna. Milos dedicated his professional life as a heavy highway Local 158 union member, exemplifying unwavering commitment by never taking a single day off.
Beyond his immediate family, Milos leaves a lasting impact on the lives of those he touched. Widely regarded as a friend by everyone in the community, he carried an easy-going nature and an infectious optimism. His laughter was a testament to his joyful spirit, creating bonds that transcended mere acquaintance.
Milos Besterci Sr. was preceded in death by his parents, Anna Ordos and Josef Besterci.
He is survived by two sisters in Slovakia.
His absence is keenly felt, as his warm presence, laughter and uplifting demeanor remain etched in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him.
A private ceremony was held by his immediate family.
Milos will be deeply missed, his memory a cherished reminder of the profound impact one individual can have on the lives of many.
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Jack Williams
February 6, 2024
REST WELL, you earned your peace.
Joanne Space-Kogoy
January 15, 2024
Milo was one of the nicest human beings I have ever known. Always said hello and remembered your name. I'll never forget the old days at the VFW sitting a talking. I am glad I got to see him last year before he died. Special people like him are never forgotten.
Kim Smith
January 13, 2024
Milo u were always a great friend of mine rest inpeace my friend u will be missed
Dan Walsh
January 13, 2024
God bless Milos and his family. Milos is now with his beloved cousin Olga and of course his Slovak ancestors..... rest in peace - the Walsh Family
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