Jodee Anne Radosevich, born on December 28, 1953, in Moline, Illinois, passed away peacefully on July 11, 2026, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, surrounded by her loving family. Her vibrant spirit and zest for life touched all who knew her, leaving a legacy filled with adventure, warmth, and cherished memories.

Jodee was a person of boundless energy—always on the go and eager to explore the world around her. She cultivated a deep passion for the outdoors, finding joy and tranquility in activities such as hiking, fishing, and long-distance bike rides. Whether embarking on a scenic trail or casting a line at her favorite spot, she embraced the natural world and drew peace from its beauty.

Never one to shy away from adventure, Jodee also delighted in swimming, kayaking, and playing pickleball and golf, sharing these pastimes with friends and family. Her enthusiasm was infectious, often inspiring others to join her pursuits or try something new. Through these moments, she built lasting connections and created joyful experiences for those around her.

Jodee's family remembers her not only for her active lifestyle but also for her giving, nurturing heart. Known as the "best aunt and great aunt ever," she formed deep, meaningful bonds with her nieces and nephews, serving as a guide, confidante, and steadfast supporter. Her thoughtful presence and kind, generous spirit enriched every gathering, holiday, and milestone.

She was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Robert and Martha Radosevich, and her brother, Brett Radosevich. She is survived by her siblings: Kerry Radosevich and wife Cynthia, Dana Thomas and husband Randy, Stacee Ford and husband Greg, and Bryan Radosevich and wife Nina, nieces and nephews: Ryan Thomas and wife Emily, Kyle Thomas and wife Nikki, Carlee Radosevich, Andrew Radosevich and wife Tiffany, Elizabeth Rasso and husband Alan, and Hannah Radosevich, as well as great nieces and nephews: Liam Rasso, Jaxon Rasso, Grayson Thomas, Rowan Thomas, Riley Thomas, and Ellie Thomas.

Jodee led a life defined by movement, connection, and a genuine appreciation for nature and family. Those fortunate enough to have known her carry with them the indelible gifts of her laughter, encouragement, and unwavering positivity. As we honor her memory, we celebrate a life well lived and a legacy that will continue to inspire all who were blessed to be a part of her journey.