Ryan Jason Holscher

Birth date: Mar 31, 1978 Death date: Jul 3, 2018

Mr. Ryan Jason Holscher, age 40, passed away peacefully on July 3, 2018. He was born on March 31, 1978 in Dallas, TX to his loving parents, Robbin and Brian. Ryan will be sincerely missed by his loving family, his devoted friends Read Obituary

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Lauren Hall

378w ago

Ryan was one of the first of James Hall’s friends I met when I moved to Texas. He won me over when he took us to a dog park/bar in Dallas the first time we hung out. I loved the friend he was to James and I was honored to be a part of the friendship too. It only felt right to have him as a groomsmen in our wedding. Luckily when we moved from Dallas to Fort Worth, Ryan decided we could still be friends ?? That man loved Dallas! Ryan turned into “Uncle Ryan” after the birth of our first son, Nolan. I’m grateful that they were able to share their love for the game together. (Nolan will always make sure that Ranger is well taken care of). I will always think of Ryan when I step on a ball field. I will also try my best to not be “that mom” and be nice to the referees. (Instruction I received from Ryan just a couple weeks ago ). I’m in shock and just mad and angry for you being taken too soon. It just doesn’t seem real. I hope to raise my boys to be 1/2 the man you were. Little Miss will grow up to know Uncle Ryan too. We will never forget you…you just simply can’t forget that million dollar smile.

Alicia Snyder

378w ago

Your passing has weighed heavy on my heart. It’s been a long time since I have seen/talked to you Ryan but at one point in my life you were one of my best friends! Sending all my heartfelt love and prayers to your family and friends!

Rosari Birmingham

378w ago

Was so saddened to hear the news about Ryan. I have not seen him in years, but remember him as a genuinely warm and fun-loving kinda guy who always had a smile on his face. He used to stop by my classroom from time to time, with my daughter and other friends, in the late 90’s and bring joy to my students! He will be surely missed! Sending you all my heartfelt condolences, prayers and much-needed peace during this sad time!

Elizabeth Waring

379w ago

Mr. Ryan will be missed. My daughter, Lily, attends Summer Camp and After School Care @ Fretz Park. My daughter and all the kids there loved him and his generous spirit. He was always happy and made the kids feel welcome. A happy go lucky guy that was taken too soon.

Carolyn Farmer

379w ago

My husband, Aaron, and I met Ryan in July of 2008 when he became one of our renters. He was always so cheerful, flexible, and willing to help with whatever we needed. He was, without a doubt, one of the neatest and cleanest renters we have ever had. He spoiled us! Rental turnover is always difficult but this is a whole new level of difficult. After 10 years it’s hard to imagine him not being there. We will miss him and his great smile. Our prayers are with you all.

Hope Villarreal

379w ago

I meet Ryan when he was about 7/8 years old, in the cub scouts pack 577, I was his cub master. He did teach me a thing or two while in my group. Since that time he became my sons Socrates and Daniel Villarreal best friend, though elementary until high school at Hillcrest. He and Socrates were skater dudes (posers). I never saw Ryan without a smile it was from ear to ear, he was always optimistic and had a contagious spirit. He made great memories in with our family. I thank God for his life ??. I will see him again. So saddened for his family, May God grant you all peace that surpasses all understanding. Blessings

Mary Garrett-Vaughns

379w ago

Ryan,My first encounter with you was over 25 years ago while working at the Park and Recreation, Kiest Administration office. You were such a young man, willing and eager to help others. Over the years we became close working associates and you would always call me to ensure you knew exactly what was happening at work if any changes. I remember you calling me when it was time for summer bus scheduling and say, “Hey lady what’s up? I need a hook up, I know you can do it.” And I would always say, “You know I got you friend.” You always made your rounds in the office to get mail, etc., but never missed finding me to give me a smile, a hug, and a chat. Even though I retired in September 2017, it was so nice of you to remember me and text to say Happy New Year, 2018. When I’m saying Happy Birthday to my daughter, I will be thinking of and saying a prayer for you, too. I will never forget your big beautiful smile. You will forever be missed and in my heart.Now, God has you and needs your smile in heaven as a constant glow for all to see. And……, don’t forget the hugs. 071318

Lavarne Latcher Buckley

379w ago

Ryan, I can truly say that it was a pleasure working with you here at the City of Dallas. You always had a smile and hug for me every time I saw you. It kinda threw me off a bit when I received the news of your passing; I had all these questions going through my mind wondering why. I had to stop and say to myself that’s its not for me to asked why; it’s God plan he for you to work. Now it is up to everyone you have left behind to find their purpose and plan to work. Another “Angel” has received their wings in the Park Department. Until we see each other again….

Kimberlee Little

379w ago

I worked with Ryan at KB Polk Rec, he was always a good guy to be around. He was kind and full of laughs. Because of him, my son learned and played the great game of baseball. RIP my dear friend ??

April Garcia

379w ago

Ryan, I was so blessed to work with you in Service Area 1, everytime you saw me you’d give me a hug and say ‘Hey Trouble’ lol although I was the good girl of us all.I just want to thank you for all your smiles, all your hugs, all your silly jokes that made laugh. As a new manager back in 2012, you made it easier because you were so humble and embraced me with open arms. I thank you for letting me be a part of your wonderful spirit. You will forever live in our hearts, we will miss you so so much.

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