Obituary For Michael Gosha

SSG (Ret) Michael Gosha passed away July 17th at his home in Phenix City, he was 71 years of age.

The son of the late Albert Gosha and Odessa Anderson, Mr. Gosha was born in Columbus, GA on June 20, 1950. He was a graduate of Spencer High School. Michael retired with the US Army and was a cook for L & S.

Other than his mother, Odessa Anderson, he leaves to cherish his memories: two daughters, Sherita Gosha-Williams (Joe) and India Holman (Garen); one son, Juan Wilson; four brothers, Willie Steve Gosha, Albert O. Gosha (Diane), Bobby Gosha, Terry Wallace (Jacqueline); three sisters, Barbara Brown, Patricia Gosha and Brenda Gosha; eight grandchildren; one great grandchild; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

The Homegoing Celebration for Mr. Michael Gosha will be held Thursday, July 22, 2021, at 11:00 AM in the Chapel of Progressive Funeral Home with his interment following at Ft. Mitchell National Cemetery.

His visitation will be Wednesday, July 21, 2021, beginning at 3:00 P.M. and ending at 5:00 P.M.

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My best friend...we will see each other again on the DAY OF THE LORD!!!

- Juan Vallejo

Michael was an icon distinguishing himself with his unique charismatic approach. He definitely influenced me in a very positive manner. Without a shadow of a doubt, he will live in my heart for ever!

- Juan Vallejo

Daddy, words can not describe how I feel not being able to have my weekly call with you on Wednesdays. I realized you expected those calls as much as I did. It kept the connection between us far away. I am so happy that I had the children reach out to you more often in your last months with us here on earth. It was excitement to my heart to read the text messages you shared with your grandson. I will always love you. Say hello to mom for me. Your daughter, Sherita

- Sherita

Daddy, words can not express how much I miss your! I knew that this day would come one day but I was not prepared for it to happen this soon. I'm thankful that I got to spend your last hours with you. I'm thankful that I got a chance to tell you how much I love you and hear you tell me how much you loved and how proud you were of Sherita and I. You may be gone but you will never be forgotten! As long as I have breath in my body, I promise to always keep your memory alive! I love you Daddy! Your baby girl, India

- india holman