Thomas Radosevich

Sergeant, United States Army National Guard

October 1968 – December 19, 2013

Age – 45

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Recruiting and Retention, Michigan National Guard

Thomas proudly served in the United States Army and participated in the Nijmegen which is the largest marching event in the world, completing 160 kilometers in 4 days in military uniform with a full weighted backpack.  Upon completion of his five year tour of service and return to civilian life, Thomas joined the Army National Guard and proudly served our country as a reservist for many years and later became a recruiter for the National Guard.

He was remembered by fellow soldiers with the following words.

John Masterson

May 10, 2023

I was Commander of C, 1-18th FA- Radosevich was an awesome human and excellent soldier. This man´s spirit and soul will live! …just hearing about this as I had been searching for quite a while for Rado…

John Masterson

Darrell Grant

May 22, 2017

Mrs. Baxter and Erin, My name is Darrell R. Grant. I live in Winnfield, Louisiana but at the time called Alabama my home and was the country bumpkin in our circle of friends. I had the pleasure of serving with Tom over in Germany and I considered him a good friend. We went through a lot of “Fun” in Graf. and also a few trips while over there including Italy. I trained with him for the march mentioned in the obituary as well as a 30 day exercise with the Special Forces in the woods of southern Germany. I was looking through some old photos and things from my service and wanted to reconnect with some of my friends from the unit I served with. I know that its been 4 years since his passing but I would like to offer my condolences and tell you what an honor it was the serve with him and be a friend.

Darrell Grant