Paul Matthew Radosevich

June 22, 1956 - December 8, 2022

On December 8, 2022, Paul Matthew Radosevich passed away at his home in El Cerrito, CA.
Paul was born in Richmond, CA on June 22, 1956 to Virginia May (Bond) Radosevich and
Edward Carl Radosevich. He was raised in Martinez, CA and lived in El Cerrito for 33 years.
He is survived by his wife of 41 years, Elise, daughters Molly, Mira (Barrett) and Jeana (Simon),
granddaughter Sasha, brothers Ted (Stephanie) and Dave (Louanne), sister-in-law Barbara,
niece Emily and nephews Pete, Ben and Matt.

Paul was educated at John Swett Elementary, Martinez Junior High, and Alhambra High School,
class of 1974. He got his undergraduate degree at UC Berkeley in 1980 and MD/PhD at
Vanderbilt University in 1987. He did residency and fellowship at UCSF to become an
interventional radiologist and practiced with The Permanente Medical Group in Oakland and
Richmond for 23 years. He had a satisfying and rewarding career, during which he held several
leadership positions and introduced many new procedures in his field locally and regionally.

He was a deeply curious person who loved to learn and gain new skills. His personal interests
included cycling, abalone diving, mushroom hunting, agriculture, fermentation, wine making and
exploration of the natural world. He insisted on including his loved ones in his projects and
passions, otherwise it wouldn’t be as fun. He was devoted to his wife and children, supporting
them in all of their endeavors. He touched the lives of many via his close relationships with
family, friends and colleagues. He will be greatly missed.

Donations in Paul’s honor can be made to the John Muir Land Trust or Bay Area Outreach and
Recreation Program.

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Paul was a wonderful colleague. Not only was he a brilliant radiologist, he was an absolutely delightful man. Later, I met Elise and recognized that she was equally talented and equally wonderful. They were truly special people. I knew of Paul's illness and oddly, found myself thinking of him a few months ago. I was reassured by a Google search that he may still be alive. It was serendipitous that Elise ran into me last week, thousands of miles from California. It was great to see her with the next generations of her family, even though the news of Paul's death was painful to hear. Paul made the world a better place--for his patients, for his colleagues, and most of all, for his family. He will be missed, but his memory will live on in our hearts.

So so sad to read that Dr. Radosevich passed away. He was always so gracious to me while working as a Radiology Resident at the VA hospital in San Francisco. We always communicated for each other's birthdays, this year I hadn't heard from him so now know possibly why. He always pranked me on my birthday at work with a singing telegram. So sorry for the family's loss and send them condolences.

With loving memories of Paul Radosevich,

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Elise, we were so sad to hear of your husband ‘s Paul passing. He did put up a courageous fight. He had the best medical care and you were always by his side supporting him . We can never really be ready for a loved one's passing , we always hope and believe that healing will take place until the very end . We will miss Paul , his colleagues at Kaiser hold him in high regard , he was such a smart , caring and kind human , most of all , he valued family above all else ! May he rest in Peace .

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.