Kathryn Ann Riassetto

She was born June 13, 1924 in Peoria, IL to Anton Radosevic and Mary Vhlahovich . She attended the Sacred Heart Academy in Springfield, IL.

Survivors include her 5 children: Bobbi Robinson and husband Ronnie, Rick Riassetto, Mary Thomas and husband Hank, Terri Wernli and

husband Rudy, Vicki Honeycutt and husband Mark and sisters Sister Ann Catherine and Theresa Gangitano and husband Dominic, sisters-in-laws Mariam Radovich and Therese Riassetto.

Kathryn also leaves 12 grandchildren: Clay Riassetto and wife Christian, Ben Thomas and wife McCourt, Kelly Robinson Kemp and husband Zane, Kathryn Robinson Hensley and husband Marty, Nikki Bailey Keith and husband John, Rudy Thomas and wife Leah, Natay Bailey Crowther and husband Dave, Frankie Thomas and wife Caitlin,Kendal and Kaydee Honeycutt, Clay and Clint Wernli.

Her 21 Great Grandchildren are Eben, Grayson, Jewel and Texas Thomas, Carter and Kaitlyn Williams, Kannon, Kinley and Kyler Kemp, Chloe and Cole Riassetto, Sean, Jackson and Mackenzie Keith, Gavin and Colin Crowther, Hannah, Brett and Chayse Wernli, Hunter and Emma Wernli, and numerous nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews.

Kathryn was preceded in death by her husband Frank of 57 years and her brothers Matthew and Tony Radovich and Joey Radosevic, and brother-in-law Tony Riassetto.

Dad once defined Mom as a wonderful wife, lover, mother, nurse and caregiver. Some of our fond memories of them include bowling, playing bridge and poker, hunting, fishing, attending the Oiler games and enjoying picnics at the park and trips to Sylvan Beach. Mom’s favorite place was the beach house in Sea Isle where she especially loved crabbing and catching flounder. When we remember Mom we remember “Nonnie’s” dip, chocolate chip cookies and Happy Hour. She was the “Coupon Queen”. “Christmas Notes”, notes in our suitcase when we traveled and the special gifts she always had for the grandchildren will be remembered fondly. Mom has been so generous with her entire family and often many strangers that needed help. Her personality and smile will leave an irreplaceable void in our lives.

Mom lived in Marble Falls the last eight years of her life and we are so grateful for the special love and care given by Terri and Rudy. We truly appreciate the kindness and love shared by their friends and neighbors.

Memorial services will be Saturday, May 24, 2014 at 12:00 p.m. at the St. Paul the Apostle Church in Horseshoe Bay, Texas, reception to follow in the Family Life Center. Condolences may be made at www.clementswilcoxfuneralhome.com. In lieu of flowers memorials made to the Sacred Heart Griffin High School, Attn: Sister Kathryn, Ref: Kathryn Riassetto, 1200 West Washington, Springfield, Illinois 62702. Arrangements by Clements-Wilcox Funeral Home in Marble Falls, Texas.