Nathan Arthur Bogetti

1959 - 2025

Nathan Arthur Bogetti

November 1, 1959 - June 28, 2025

Modesto, California - Nathan Arthur Bogetti passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on June 28, 2025. He is proceeded in death by his parents, George and Martha Bogetti. He is survived by his loving wife, Louise Bogetti and children; Gina (David) Van Klaveren, Jonathan (Kara) Bogetti, Elizabeth (Nathan) Borelli, Jameen (Albert) Mendes. His 14 grandchildren; Gianna (Patrick), Isabella, Annaliese, Mason, Chase, Natalia, Abrianna, Rhiley, Hudson, Albert, Julianna, Rocco, David and Matteo. Great grandchild, Eleanor Louise. His siblings; Vince (Rita) Bogetti, Georgette (Chuck) Seefeldt, Andrew (Lynne) Bogetti, Matthew (Stephanie) Bogetti, his aunts, uncles, many cousins, nephews and nieces.

Nathan was born on November 1, 1959. All Saints Day. He grew up in Vernalis, California. At a young age, his father and Uncle Albert instilled his strong work ethic and unshakable character while farming in the Tracy, Vernalis area. He grew up surrounded by family, hard work and mischief, that only the Bogetti Boys could create. While attending Tracy High School (class of '77) Nathan was part of the legendary 1976 Tracy Bulldogs football team. On June 28, 1977 he took the hand of his soulmate, Louise, and together they built the framework for the greatest love story.

At 17 years old Nathan and Louise defied the odds. They welcomed four children into the world with the foundation of faith and family first. Nathan loved his wife with conviction. He sacrificed, worked day and night, and held his family together with faith and love. They raised their children under the umbrella of hard work, respect, love, and laughter, creating a truly unique and remarkable home.

His humble, honest, straightforward integrity showed through in everything he did. From business to life, you knew where you stood with Nathan. He was a man of faith. A man of strength. A man of honesty and loyalty. A man of fairness and kindness. A man of quick wit and humor. A man of colorful language He was a man of few words, but when he spoke, you listened, being the greatest voice of reason.

The love story of Nathan and Louise was full of life. Their door was always open, their table always full, and their hearts always overflowing with the joy and blessings God had bestowed upon them. On June 28, 1977, they took each other's hands for a new beginning, and exactly 48 years later Nathan took Louise into his arms as he started his new beginning in heaven, promising to see her again. It was a testament to his faith and to his true love that they did and will stand the test of time.

Private family rosary.

Services to be held at Saint Bernards Church in Tracy California on July 11 at 1 p.m.

Reception to follow.

In lieu of flowers please donate to: Community Hospice of Modesto, Saint Bernard's Catholic Church of Tracy, Holy Family Catholic Church of Modesto.