Carl Anthony Goslovich
Carl Anthony Goslovich, of Redding, CA, was born in Los Angeles, CA on December 24, 1945. He sadly lost his valiant battle with cancer on November 27, 2021, with his family at his side. Carl leaves behind his wife Sharon, daughters Michelle (Cullen) Kreider and Angela (Jeff) Putnam, two grandchildren Mikenna and Owen Kreider and his sister Pauline Goslovich.
Carl also leaves behind many close family members; his aunt Teta Neve (Goslovich) Stevens, and four cousins Vinka Berg, Barbara Coffey, George Kerpon and Ann Marie Disalvo. Brother in law Thomas Sawyer, nephews Adam (Raquel) Quihuis and Jacob (Stephanie) Quihuis. Brother and sister in law Randy and Sheryl Chaffey, nephew Mark (Stacy) Chaffey, nephew Danny (Marisa) Chaffey and niece Jenay (Terris) Holloway, brother and sister in law Kent and Bev Pearson, niece Kathryn (John) Peyton, nephew Kent (Melanie) Pearson, brother in law Craig Pearson and sister in law Clare Pearson. Carl also had many great nieces and great nephews.
Carl was preceded in death and reunited with his beloved son Tony, his parents Carl R. and Georgette Goslovich, his sister Mari (Goslovich Quihuis) Sawyer and his godson William Berg.
Carl was humble, kindhearted, considerate of others and had a strong love for family and friends. He graduated from Santa Rosa High School in 1963, Santa Rosa Junior College and Chico State before being drafted into the US Army. He met his beloved wife Sharon in junior high school and the high school sweethearts were married on September 20, 1969, when he returned from a tour in Vietnam. They had 52 wonderful married years together.
Carl was very patriotic, always flying his American and POW flags, he proudly served in the Army during the Vietnam War. He was assigned to the First Infantry Division in Dian and Company B First Medical Battalion as a Medic at Lai Khe.
Carl began working for Market Wholesale Grocery as a teen. He worked his way up from sweeping the floors to assistant buyer. In 1974, Carl and Sharon moved their family to Redding, CA when Carl was promoted to head buyer at the Redding location of Market Wholesale. In 1986 he was promoted to Division Manager of the Redding location until the warehouse closed in 1993. In 1995 they returned to Santa Rosa where Carl commuted to the San Rafael corporate office and Tracy division to head up buying for the retail grocery ad group. In 1998 Carl retired from the grocery industry. Along with his wife Sharon, they opened a small business, “All About Nails” in Santa Rosa on Piner Road selling wholesale beauty products. In 2014 they returned to Redding to be closer to their grandchildren.
Carl was a lifelong LA Dodger fan and rooted for any team playing against the 49ers. He loved fly fishing, especially with his best friend Bob and getting tips from his son in law Jeff. He enjoyed the outdoors, sunsets, fishing the Sacramento River, family trips to Yosemite, and taking annual trips to the Klamath. Carl liked to spend time in the garage tying flies at his fly tying table and watching sports in his man cave. Thanks to Angela, the room is painted Dodger blue!
Carl was most proud of his long lasting marriage to Sharon, his children and grandchildren, never missing school functions, sporting events or a cheer competition. He was affectionately known as “Didi”, Croatian for grandfather.
A graveside service will be held December 17, 2021 at Noon at Santa Rosa Memorial Park, 1900 Franklin Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA.
Carl donated to numerous veteran organizations; Disabled American Veterans, National League of POW/MIA Families and the Wounded Warrior Project. Please consider a donation in his name.
Carl Anthony Goslovich, of Redding, CA, was born in Los Angeles, CA on December 24, 1945. He sadly lost his valiant battle with cancer on November 27, 2021, with his family at his side. Carl leaves behind his wife Sharon, daughters Michelle (Cullen) Kreider and Angela (Jeff) Putnam, two grandchildren Mikenna and Owen Kreider and his sister Pauline Goslovich.
Carl also leaves behind many close family members; his aunt Teta Neve (Goslovich) Stevens, and four cousins Vinka Berg, Barbara Coffey, George Kerpon and Ann Marie Disalvo. Brother in law Thomas Sawyer, nephews Adam (Raquel) Quihuis and Jacob (Stephanie) Quihuis. Brother and sister in law Randy and Sheryl Chaffey, nephew Mark (Stacy) Chaffey, nephew Danny (Marisa) Chaffey and niece Jenay (Terris) Holloway, brother and sister in law Kent and Bev Pearson, niece Kathryn (John) Peyton, nephew Kent (Melanie) Pearson, brother in law Craig Pearson and sister in law Clare Pearson. Carl also had many great nieces and great nephews.
Carl was preceded in death and reunited with his beloved son Tony, his parents Carl R. and Georgette Goslovich, his sister Mari (Goslovich Quihuis) Sawyer and his godson William Berg.
Carl was humble, kindhearted, considerate of others and had a strong love for family and friends. He graduated from Santa Rosa High School in 1963, Santa Rosa Junior College and Chico State before being drafted into the US Army. He met his beloved wife Sharon in junior high school and the high school sweethearts were married on September 20, 1969, when he returned from a tour in Vietnam. They had 52 wonderful married years together.
Carl was very patriotic, always flying his American and POW flags, he proudly served in the Army during the Vietnam War. He was assigned to the First Infantry Division in Dian and Company B First Medical Battalion as a Medic at Lai Khe.
Carl began working for Market Wholesale Grocery as a teen. He worked his way up from sweeping the floors to assistant buyer. In 1974, Carl and Sharon moved their family to Redding, CA when Carl was promoted to head buyer at the Redding location of Market Wholesale. In 1986 he was promoted to Division Manager of the Redding location until the warehouse closed in 1993. In 1995 they returned to Santa Rosa where Carl commuted to the San Rafael corporate office and Tracy division to head up buying for the retail grocery ad group. In 1998 Carl retired from the grocery industry. Along with his wife Sharon, they opened a small business, “All About Nails” in Santa Rosa on Piner Road selling wholesale beauty products. In 2014 they returned to Redding to be closer to their grandchildren.
Carl was a lifelong LA Dodger fan and rooted for any team playing against the 49ers. He loved fly fishing, especially with his best friend Bob and getting tips from his son in law Jeff. He enjoyed the outdoors, sunsets, fishing the Sacramento River, family trips to Yosemite, and taking annual trips to the Klamath. Carl liked to spend time in the garage tying flies at his fly tying table and watching sports in his man cave. Thanks to Angela, the room is painted Dodger blue!
Carl was most proud of his long lasting marriage to Sharon, his children and grandchildren, never missing school functions, sporting events or a cheer competition. He was affectionately known as “Didi”, Croatian for grandfather.
A graveside service will be held December 17, 2021 at Noon at Santa Rosa Memorial Park, 1900 Franklin Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA.
Carl donated to numerous veteran organizations; Disabled American Veterans, National League of POW/MIA Families and the Wounded Warrior Project. Please consider a donation in his name.
Published by Press Democrat from Dec. 11 to Dec. 12, 2021.
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