Willian Rozanski
August 13, 1955 — February 10, 2013
William Thomas Rozanski, born on August 13, 1955 son of Frank
and Mary Louise Bolton Rozanski, in Chula Vista California;
left this world on Sunday , February 10, 2013.
William was preceded in death by his mother Mary Louise and his
stepfather Charles Jackson and will be laid to rest next to their
graves at 1:30 pm on Sunday, February 17th, 2013. Memorial
Services will be a private family graveside service held at burial
in the Old Texas Cemetery at Guy, Arkansas.
William, well known as Bill, leaves a legacy in four sons: William
Thomas (Tommy) Rozanski, Jr. (1977) and Jacob Matthew Rozanski
(1979) both of California, Jason Daniel Rozanski (1983), and Chad
Alan Rozanski (1986) both of Greenbrier, Arkansas. Four daughters:
Letitia Ann Rozanski Taylor of Vilonia (1976), Jennifer Marie
Rozanski (1988), Rachel Carlisle Rozanski (1989), and Stephanie
Elizabeth Rozanski (1991) all of Greenbrier, Arkansas.
Five grandsons, Jimmy Ray (2004) and Thomas
Christopher Rozanski (2001) of California , sons of Christy and
William Thomas (Tommy) Rozanski II; Logan Michael
Rozanski ( 2008) of Greenbrier son of Chad and Phie Rozanski;
Bryson Taylor (2009) son of Letitia Taylor of Vilonia, Dakota
Ray Rozanski (2010) of Greenbrier son of Jason Rozanski and Erica
Hocott.
Five granddaughters, Brianna (1993) of Atkins, and Lindsey Stamps
(1995) of Waldron, daughters of Letitia and Brian Stamps, Jaiden
Rozanski (2000) of Albuquerque New Mexico daughter of Jason and
Jolie Rozanski, Sadie Sue Rozanski (2003) of California daughter of
Christy and William Thomas (Tommy) Rozanski II; and Phiona Allision
Lizbeth Amelia Hamilton ( 2012) of Conway, Arkansas, daughter of
Jennifer Rozanski and Dustin Hamilton.
And one great grandson Brantlee Stamps (2012) of Atkins, son of
Brianna Stamps.
Bill is survived by three previous wives; Ruth Butler Rozanski of
California (mother of three eldest children), Emily Walls Rozanski
Harris of Greenbrier (mother of the next five children), and Nancy
Kathleen Rozanski Goessman of Mayflower, Arkansas.
William was a long time resident of Guy and Greenbrier. Always a
dedicated professional truck driver he drove OTR for Glenn Brothers
Trucking in Tulsa Oklahoma and then locally for Lindsey Petroleum
Transport in Conway followed by time at Greenbrier Ready Mix.
Bill left Arkansas for New Mexico in 1996 to spend time with his
Grandmother Letitia Bolton Bloodworth prior to her death. The
southwestern climate agreed with him and he relocated to Lake
Pleasant Harbor Marina in Peoria, Arizona. There he recently
retired after many years of service with Maricopa Ready Mix due to
failing eyesight as a complication from his struggle with diabetes.
A bout with pneumonia found him hospitalized in late fall of 2012,
where he was diagnosed with significantly advanced Stage 4 Lung
Cancer. Bill was assisted in returning home in January to Arkansas
by Maricopa Bucket List Foundation
( http://bucketlistfoundation.org/ ) and chose Hospice Home Care
( http://www.hospicehomecare.com/ ) as his preference over
aggressive medical intervention.
William always enjoyed sports and volunteered as an assistant coach
while his youngest sons were playing Pee-Wee football. As one
of his last activities he was able to enjoy the 2013 Super Bowl
football game with his Arkansas family and friends.
and Mary Louise Bolton Rozanski, in Chula Vista California;
left this world on Sunday , February 10, 2013.
William was preceded in death by his mother Mary Louise and his
stepfather Charles Jackson and will be laid to rest next to their
graves at 1:30 pm on Sunday, February 17th, 2013. Memorial
Services will be a private family graveside service held at burial
in the Old Texas Cemetery at Guy, Arkansas.
William, well known as Bill, leaves a legacy in four sons: William
Thomas (Tommy) Rozanski, Jr. (1977) and Jacob Matthew Rozanski
(1979) both of California, Jason Daniel Rozanski (1983), and Chad
Alan Rozanski (1986) both of Greenbrier, Arkansas. Four daughters:
Letitia Ann Rozanski Taylor of Vilonia (1976), Jennifer Marie
Rozanski (1988), Rachel Carlisle Rozanski (1989), and Stephanie
Elizabeth Rozanski (1991) all of Greenbrier, Arkansas.
Five grandsons, Jimmy Ray (2004) and Thomas
Christopher Rozanski (2001) of California , sons of Christy and
William Thomas (Tommy) Rozanski II; Logan Michael
Rozanski ( 2008) of Greenbrier son of Chad and Phie Rozanski;
Bryson Taylor (2009) son of Letitia Taylor of Vilonia, Dakota
Ray Rozanski (2010) of Greenbrier son of Jason Rozanski and Erica
Hocott.
Five granddaughters, Brianna (1993) of Atkins, and Lindsey Stamps
(1995) of Waldron, daughters of Letitia and Brian Stamps, Jaiden
Rozanski (2000) of Albuquerque New Mexico daughter of Jason and
Jolie Rozanski, Sadie Sue Rozanski (2003) of California daughter of
Christy and William Thomas (Tommy) Rozanski II; and Phiona Allision
Lizbeth Amelia Hamilton ( 2012) of Conway, Arkansas, daughter of
Jennifer Rozanski and Dustin Hamilton.
And one great grandson Brantlee Stamps (2012) of Atkins, son of
Brianna Stamps.
Bill is survived by three previous wives; Ruth Butler Rozanski of
California (mother of three eldest children), Emily Walls Rozanski
Harris of Greenbrier (mother of the next five children), and Nancy
Kathleen Rozanski Goessman of Mayflower, Arkansas.
William was a long time resident of Guy and Greenbrier. Always a
dedicated professional truck driver he drove OTR for Glenn Brothers
Trucking in Tulsa Oklahoma and then locally for Lindsey Petroleum
Transport in Conway followed by time at Greenbrier Ready Mix.
Bill left Arkansas for New Mexico in 1996 to spend time with his
Grandmother Letitia Bolton Bloodworth prior to her death. The
southwestern climate agreed with him and he relocated to Lake
Pleasant Harbor Marina in Peoria, Arizona. There he recently
retired after many years of service with Maricopa Ready Mix due to
failing eyesight as a complication from his struggle with diabetes.
A bout with pneumonia found him hospitalized in late fall of 2012,
where he was diagnosed with significantly advanced Stage 4 Lung
Cancer. Bill was assisted in returning home in January to Arkansas
by Maricopa Bucket List Foundation
( http://bucketlistfoundation.org/ ) and chose Hospice Home Care
( http://www.hospicehomecare.com/ ) as his preference over
aggressive medical intervention.
William always enjoyed sports and volunteered as an assistant coach
while his youngest sons were playing Pee-Wee football. As one
of his last activities he was able to enjoy the 2013 Super Bowl
football game with his Arkansas family and friends.
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