Alan Joe Wysuph

Alan “Joe” Wysuph, 72, passed away peacefully on 8/19/2025. He was born in Yankton, South Dakota, lived in Marshalltown, Iowa, for five years, and then made his home in Round Rock, Texas, for 38 years before moving to Aubrey, Texas, to be closer to his grandchildren. He is survived by his loving wife, Pam (Wragge) Wysuph; his daughters, Alissa (Tiffany) Tadlock and Anna (David) Sanders; two cherished grandchildren; his sisters, Nancy (Jerry) Busby, Carol (Dan) Rademacher, Mary (Eric) Mead, Sandy (Jeff) Sherman, Sara (Chris) Hilson, and brother, Mark Wysuph, along with their families. He was preceded in death by his parents, Frank and Lucille Wysuph, his brothers, Lynn and Gary Wysuph and in-laws Roy and Marva Wragge.

A proud veteran, Joe served his country in the United States Navy as a missile technician on the USS John Marshall (SSBN-611, Blue Crew) and later dedicated his time to his community as a member of the Sam Bass Volunteer Fire Department as both a fireman and EMT.

In his free time, he could often be found tinkering with electronics, perfecting his homebrewed beer with his best friend Larry Jundt, or traveling with his wife and family. He enjoyed 39 cruises with Pam and friends and in 2019 after retiring, Pam and Joe embarked on the “Wysuph’s Great Beer Adventure” which encompassed 49 breweries, 5 wineries, 2 cideries, and 6,095 miles.

A celebration of life will be held in Round Rock at Bluebonnet Beer Company at a future date, with details to be announced. For those who wish to honor his memory with a gift, the family suggests donations to the United States Submarine Veterans Foundation or the Gary Sinise Foundation in Joe’s name.

Joe will be deeply missed and fondly remembered by all who knew him. His laugh was boisterous, his smile contagious, and his hugs unforgettable. He had a gift for conversation and rarely met a stranger. He was a father of two, but a dad to many. We mourn the loss of a caring, loving man but we find peace knowing that he is made whole again and is with his family in the arms of our loving Father.