MEMORIAL SERVICES

Sheridan Municipal Cemetery “Elks Section”With Military Honors

Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 10:00 amGRAVESIDE SERVICES

HONORARY PALLBEARERSLyman Flint, Richard Wright, Tony Garber, Pat Green,

Pastor Doug Goodwin

Brian Morgen, Dale Boedecker, Dave Beard

OFFICIATING

What A Wonderful World ~ Jessica EdwardsMUSIC

102 S. Connor StreetFirst Christian Church

Somewhere Over The Rainbow ~ Brittney Fried

Reception to immediately follow services

EULOGYJim Wilson

ANDREW JOSEPH MAROSOK, JR.

Celebrating The Life of

Because I'm here with my forever friend

You too will be with my forever friend

Beyond The Rainbow's End

Now all your thoughts of me let them be joyful

I'm happy in this place that I have come to

so don't be sad dear ones because I've left you

Just look up in the sky I am the sunshine

When the birds sing in the trees I am there songThis journey I have made one day you'll make it

I'll meet you just beyond the rainbows endIt's then once more that we will be together

I'm the mist that rises on a summers morn

Please laugh and talk of me as if I'm there.

I'll meet you just beyond the rainbows end

I have gone from sight but I am waiting

of things we've done and happy times we've shared

Yes I'm waiting just beyond the rainbows end.

It's then once more that we will be together

waiting just beyond the rainbows end

I'm the gentle breeze that cools the autumn evening

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Andrew’s name to: Moose Marosok Bench Fund

First Interstate Bank

Memorial Contributions may be made in

4 South Main St.Sheridan, WY 82801

In Loving Memory Of

Andrew (“Moose” –“Sonny”), Marosok, Jr. hit the final playing field Jan 1, 2021. He was born November 15, 1932 in Dietz, WY to Andrew Sr. and Dorothy (Snively) Marosok. Father Andrew Sr. “Spider”, worked in the Monarch Coal Mine. Sonny a�ended the one-room school in Dietz.

rdThen the family moved to Sheridan. He entered 3 grade at the old Central School. Another move closer to Kendrick Park where he “haunted” the swimming pool becoming proficient in swimming and diving.

In High School he entered into Football and Basketball and graduated in 1950. A�er High

School he a�ended 1 year of Jr. College, (then at the old Girl's School), where he played

Basketball.

stHe was honorably discharged in June 1955 as Sgt. 1 Class. A month later he met SMH RN

Be�y Jayne. A�er a whirlwind courtship, they married on October 15, 1955 in Deadwood, SD.

Their Honeymoon was a return trip home as both returned to jobs on Monday.

In 1955, Sunny started his 51 year career officia�ng for the love of kids; basketball at all levels

in Montana and Wyoming, state championships (some of which were held in Montana),

Football Referee, Umpired, some Legion baseball games, Babe Ruth, Li�le League and

coached the Coca Cola Championship team (his sons Steve and Randy were on). Over the

years he earned mul�ple awards and was inducted into the Wyoming Sports Officials

Associa�on Hall of Fame, receiving a ring and his photo hanging in Casper Event Center. A�er

Refereeing, he served on the Football Clinic for Wyoming Ac�vi�es Boards. He forged many

friendships through Wyoming and Montana.

Be�y had said, “Had there been a flea fight, Sonny would be refereeing it.”

He was an ac�ve member of the Sheridan Quarterback Club, a group that ini�ated Li�le Guy

Football, dona�ng his �me as a referee and had Coca Cola donate refreshments to the cause.

He was a member of the Referee Associa�on and was a vo�ng member for the state all-star

team. He refereed the first WY/MT Basketball Game and first Shrine Bowl game, (his son

Randy was on the team). He was a life�me member of the Elks and Legion Clubs and was a

member of the St. Peter's Episcopal Church.

Surviving also are brother; Jim (Dixie) Marosok, sister; Dodie (Bob) Wa� in San Antonio, TX,

cousins, nieces, nephews, many friends and referees.

He is survived by the love of his life, wife Be�y, and sons: Steve (Desiree) Marosok of Sheridan,

WY, Randy Marosok of SC, Sco� (Lori) Marosok, Billings; MT, daughters: Terri Flanigin and Toni

Marosok, Sheridan, WY; His grandchildren: Seth (Caitlin) Marosok, Amber Marosok, Nicholas

(Chrissy) Scherry, Ian (Britnee Geringer) Flanigin, Andra Marosok, Lancaster, PA, Gabrielle

Marosok, SC, Nicole (Max) Paul, Danyelle (John) Lupton, Dominic (Claire) Marosok, SC., Sco�

(Lori), Billings, MT: great-grandchildren: Amber Marosok, Audrey and Logan Scherry, Bella and

Theo Paul, John Car�er and Sco� Randy Lupton, Andrew (Michelle) Marosok, Rebekah (Brad)

Schuler, Jessica (Joe) Edwards, Bri�ney (Levi) Fried and Noah Marosok; great-great

grandchildren Samson and Eden Schuler.

st1952 found him at Ft. Riley Kansas for Basic Training in the 181 Airborne Paratroopers, then

Jump school at Ft. Benning, GA (42 jumps), Ft Bragg being his Base. He served 6 months in

Panama and was proud to be in Honor Guard for President Eisenhower's Inaugura�on.

His family felt his love and support in all their endeavors.

He worked for Kiewit Construc�on, Boyd's Supermarket then Bondi Brother's Grocery for 6

years. He was the Manager of Coca Cola Bo�ling for 31 years, then an office Manager for

Champion Ferries for 17 years.

November 15, 1932 - January 1, 2021

Moose

Marosok

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In 1955, Sunny started his 51 year career officia�ng for the love of kids; basketball at all levels in Montana and Wyoming, state championships (some of which were held in Montana), Football Referee, Umpired, some Legion baseball games, Babe Ruth, Li�le League and coached the Coca Cola Championship team (his sons Steve and Randy were on). Over the years he earned mul�ple awards and was inducted into the Wyoming Sports Officials Associa�on Hall of Fame, receiving a ring and his photo hanging in Casper Event Center. A�er Refereeing, he served on the Football Clinic for Wyoming Ac�vi�es Boards. He forged many friendships through Wyoming and Montana.

stHe was honorably discharged in June 1955 as Sgt. 1 Class. A month later he met SMH RN Be�y Jayne. A�er a whirlwind courtship, they married on October 15, 1955 in Deadwood, SD. Their Honeymoon was a return trip home as both returned to jobs on Monday.

st1952 found him at Ft. Riley Kansas for Basic Training in the 181 Airborne Paratroopers, then Jump school at Ft. Benning, GA (42 jumps), Ft Bragg being his Base. He served 6 months in Panama and was proud to be in Honor Guard for President Eisenhower's Inaugura�on.

He worked for Kiewit Construc�on, Boyd's Supermarket then Bondi Brother's Grocery for 6 years. He was the Manager of Coca Cola Bo�ling for 31 years, then an office Manager for Champion Ferries for 17 years.

Andrew (“Moose” –“Sonny”), Marosok, Jr. hit the final playing field Jan 1, 2021. He was born November 15, 1932 in Dietz, WY to Andrew Sr. and Dorothy (Snively) Marosok. Father Andrew Sr. “Spider”, worked in the Monarch Coal Mine. Sonny a�ended the one-room school in Dietz. Then

rdthe family moved to Sheridan. He entered 3 grade at the old Central School. Another move closer to Kendrick Park where he “haunted” the swimming pool becoming proficient in swimming and diving. In High School he entered into Football and Basketball and graduated in 1950. A�er High School he a�ended 1 year of Jr. College, (then at the old Girl's School), where he played Basketball.

Andrew (“Moose” –“Sonny”), Marosok, Jr. hit the final playing field Jan 1, 2021. He was born November 15, 1932 in Dietz, WY to Andrew Sr. and Dorothy (Snively) Marosok. Father Andrew Sr. “Spider”, worked in the Monarch Coal Mine. Sonny a�ended the one-room school in Dietz. Then

rdthe family moved to Sheridan. He entered 3 grade at the old Central School. Another move closer to Kendrick Park where he “haunted” the swimming pool becoming proficient in swimming and diving. In High School he entered into Football and Basketball and graduated in 1950. A�er High School he a�ended 1 year of Jr. College, (then at the old Girl's School), where he played Basketball.

st1952 found him at Ft. Riley Kansas for Basic Training in the 181 Airborne Paratroopers, then Jump school at Ft. Benning, GA (42 jumps), Ft Bragg being his Base. He served 6 months in Panama and was proud to be in Honor Guard for President Eisenhower's Inaugura�on.

stHe was honorably discharged in June 1955 as Sgt. 1 Class. A month later he met SMH RN Be�y Jayne. A�er a whirlwind courtship, they married on October 15, 1955 in Deadwood, SD. Their Honeymoon was a return trip home as both returned to jobs on Monday. He worked for Kiewit Construc�on, Boyd's Supermarket then Bondi Brother's Grocery for 6 years. He was the Manager of Coca Cola Bo�ling for 31 years, then an office Manager for Champion Ferries for 17 years. In 1955, Sunny started his 51 year career officia�ng for the love of kids; basketball at all levels in Montana and Wyoming, state championships (some of which were held in Montana), Football Referee, Umpired, some Legion baseball games, Babe Ruth, Li�le League and coached the Coca Cola Championship team (his sons Steve and Randy were on). Over the years he earned mul�ple awards and was inducted into the Wyoming Sports Officials Associa�on Hall of Fame, receiving a ring and his photo hanging in Casper Event Center. A�er Refereeing, he served on the Football Clinic for Wyoming Ac�vi�es Boards. He forged many friendships through Wyoming and Montana.

Be�y had said, “Had there been a flea fight, Sonny would be refereeing it.”

He is survived by the love of his life, wife Be�y, and sons: Steve (Desiree) Marosok of Sheridan, WY, Randy Marosok of SC, Sco� (Lori) Marosok, Billings; MT, daughters: Terri Flanigin and Toni Marosok, Sheridan, WY; His grandchildren: Seth (Caitlin) Marosok, Amber Marosok, Nicholas (Chrissy) Scherry, Ian (Britnee Geringer) Flanigin, Andra Marosok, Lancaster, PA, Gabrielle Marosok, SC, Nicole (Max) Paul, Danyelle (John) Lupton, Dominic (Claire) Marosok, SC., Sco� (Lori), Billings, MT: great-grandchildren: Amber Marosok, Audrey and Logan Scherry, Bella and Theo Paul, John Car�er and Sco� Randy Lupton, Andrew (Michelle) Marosok, Rebekah (Brad) Schuler, Jessica (Joe) Edwards, Bri�ney (Levi) Fried and Noah Marosok; great-great grandchildren Samson and Eden Schuler. Surviving also are brother; Jim (Dixie) Marosok, sister; Dodie (Bob) Wa� in San Antonio, TX, cousins, nieces, nephews, many friends and referees.

He was an ac�ve member of the Sheridan Quarterback Club, a group that ini�ated Li�le Guy Football, dona�ng his �me as a referee and had Coca Cola donate refreshments to the cause. He was a member of the Referee Associa�on and was a vo�ng member for the state all-star team. He refereed the first WY/MT Basketball Game and first Shrine Bowl game, (his son Randy was on the team). He was a life�me member of the Elks and Legion Clubs and was a member of the St. Peter's Episcopal Church.

His family felt his love and support in all their endeavors.

Surviving also are brother; Jim (Dixie) Marosok, sister; Dodie (Bob) Wa� in San Antonio, TX, cousins, nieces, nephews, many friends and referees.

Be�y had said, “Had there been a flea fight, Sonny would be refereeing it.”He was an ac�ve member of the Sheridan Quarterback Club, a group that ini�ated Li�le Guy Football, dona�ng his �me as a referee and had Coca Cola donate refreshments to the cause. He was a member of the Referee Associa�on and was a vo�ng member for the state all-star team. He refereed the first WY/MT Basketball Game and first Shrine Bowl game, (his son Randy was on the team). He was a life�me member of the Elks and Legion Clubs and was a member of the St. Peter's Episcopal Church.

His family felt his love and support in all their endeavors.

He is survived by the love of his life, wife Be�y, and sons: Steve (Desiree) Marosok of Sheridan, WY, Randy Marosok of SC, Sco� (Lori) Marosok, Billings; MT, daughters: Terri Flanigin and Toni Marosok, Sheridan, WY; His grandchildren: Seth (Caitlin) Marosok, Amber Marosok, Nicholas (Chrissy) Scherry, Ian (Britnee Geringer) Flanigin, Andra Marosok, Lancaster, PA, Gabrielle Marosok, SC, Nicole (Max) Paul, Danyelle (John) Lupton, Dominic (Claire) Marosok, SC., Sco� (Lori), Billings, MT: great-grandchildren: Amber Marosok, Audrey and Logan Scherry, Bella and Theo Paul, John Car�er and Sco� Randy Lupton, Andrew (Michelle) Marosok, Rebekah (Brad) Schuler, Jessica (Joe) Edwards, Bri�ney (Levi) Fried and Noah Marosok; great-great grandchildren Samson and Eden Schuler.

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