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Ryan Ossege, passed away Thursday, October 6, 2022 at the age of 49, surrounded by family. We know he is enjoying the glory of heaven as he is reunited with his loved ones.
Ryan was born on Friday, May 18, 1973 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was truly the most giving human you could ever meet, and opened up his home to anyone in need. He graduated from Colerain High School in 1991 and proudly served in the United States Navy. It wasn't long before his love of the outdoors carried over into his career of landscaping.
Ryan had a personality that was easy to love, and a sense of humor that never stopped. He was giving and generous, never judging, and always up for a good time. Following a chance meeting with a high school friend, it wasn't long before Ryan shared his love with Ashlie Garratt. The two were married and welcomed two handsome sons to their home filled with love and laughter. Ryan was so proud to have two sons and found every opportunity he could to create memories with them. Some of their best times were watching their team, the Cincinnati Bengals.
If you met Ryan, you experienced true unconditional appreciation of who you are. That is rare. Ryan, you made an impact on this world and will be forever loved and cherished by all those you touched.
Left to cherish Ryan's legacy is: Ashlie Ossege and their sons, Ben and Andrew Ossege; mother, Patty Gullett; father, Mark (Bonnie) Ossege; devoted sister and best friend, Jill (Jose) Cruz; nieces, Alexia and Sophia Cruz; maternal grandfather Ralph William "Bill" Harrison; current companion, Misty Hutzel; and many loving family members and friends.
Ryan was preceded in death by: devoted step-father, Tom Gullett; maternal grandmother, Mary Jean Harrison; and paternal grandparents, Leroy and Dorothy Ossege.
Visitation will be Friday, October 14, 2022 from 9:30 am to 11:00 am at Faith Community United Methodist Church, 8230 Cox Road, West Chester, Ohio 45069. The Celebration of Life Service will begin at 11:00 am with Pastor Julie Alsip officiating.
Graveside service to follow at Arlington Memorial Gardens, 2145 Compton Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45231.
Ryan loved flowers, but if you prefer to make a donation, please direct it to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Mueller Funeral Home is honored to serve the Ossege Family.
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mimi ramsay
October 15, 2022
Ryan was a wonderful neighbor. He was always willing to share his tools and time. We have missed his warm smile.
Marc Martini
October 14, 2022
I remember picking up Ryan and driving to school with the bass pumping! Love that guy. Miss you. RIP
Marjorie Funk
October 13, 2022
Ashley, Ben, and Andrew. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I didn't know your Dad that well, but I do know from what your Mom has said that he loved you very much and was proud of you both. I'm sorry he got so sick and isn't here anymore. Love to you all. Marjorie
Stacy Merrell
October 10, 2022
Ryan was a good guy loved working with him in the landscape field man knew what he was doing. Sorry to see a good guy gone to soon prayers for his family
Jane A Niehaus
October 8, 2022
I cherish my friendship with Mark, Ryan's father, and pray for love and support for Mark and family. Godspeed, Jane A. Niehaus / Madeira Pickleball
Cilli Müller
October 8, 2022
Dear Ashlie, Ben and Andrew, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Ryan. My family and I will keep you in our thoughts in these difficult times! "What you have deep in your heart cannot be lost through death." - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Cyvia (Scharf) Star
October 8, 2022
So so sorry for your loss. My heart goes to the family. Thinking of you all in this difficult time.
Barbara Grace
October 8, 2022
I have been dear friends with Patty, Ryan's mother, since 1954. I remember Ryan as a precoucis toehaired little boy with a twinkle in his eye. Patty and I took our kids to Fantasy Farm one day when they were toddlers. Ryan met my daughter for the first time that day . He was so kind and caring to her. He had taken her hand or guided her to the next activity. He was such a sweet little boy that day and that's how I will always remember him . Barbara Hoctor Grace.
Gregg and Ann Rusterholz
October 8, 2022
Whatever soothes your spirit, comforts your soul, and brings you peace... that's what you and your family are wished at this sad time of great sorrow, pain, grief and loss.
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