Verbisky, Ross M. CRNA (Retired)
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Washington University in St. Louis, past president of the Missouri Association of Nurse Anesthetist and member of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetist, world traveler and community volunteer. Dear brother, uncle and friend.
Services: Memorial visitation KUTIS Funeral Home (City Chapel) Saturday, June 19, from 2-4 p.m.
Private family interment Highland Cemetery, California, PA. If you’re in the area, please come visit me, I’ll be waiting. In lieu of flowers, memorials to your favorite charity.
Dear Brother, this short passage does not come close to the larger than life person you have been your entire life. Not only to me but to everyone you met. Not only donating your time and resources to professional/charitable organizations but to a grandma beggar on a Russian street. I will always remember your generosity, kindness, sensitivity, empathy, and readiness for a good time!
My deepest sympathy to Ross’s family. Ross was one of the first people who introduced himself to me when I started at WashU. I will always remember his retirement party at Harrahs Casino and the community outreach projects for MONA he was involved in.
Dear Ross
You have inspired so many of us with your positivity, humor and friendliness. You were a true role model in the AANA profession, serving as president but also as the PR Director and winning the award so many years! You will be missed.
Thank you Uncle for being the best big brother to my Mom. You are missed and loved. I’m sure the Euchre table and the Martini Glasses are full! Love alway T
My condolences to the Verbisky family. Worked with Ross in my early career and volunteered with him on his tireless work for MoANA. He was charismatic and brightened up the room he was in. Proud to be a co-worker at Barnes with him.
Dear Ross, Words cannot express how much you meant to me. As an experienced CRNA clinician you seemed at first intimidating but your kind, generous, fun and mischievous nature soon came to the surface. You were always counted on for support and as a central figure among all of our experienced and talented colleagues at Washington Univ Dept of Anesthesia CRNAs. Some of my favorite memories YOU and the group at my Halloween party, our fun trip to Vegas and all the conventions, GREAT parties at your house and our wonderful night together when you took me to the Eagles concert. Love you forever, my Friend.
So sorry for your loss. Ross was the life of the party. He made us all laugh. I will miss him. My prayers to your family and loved ones.
Today would have been Ross’s 81st birthday. What an amazing, kind, FUN, man he was!! God Bless Ross and his family. Happy Heavenly Birthday Dear Friend!!
My condolences to Ross’s family, he was a great CRNA to work with way back when I was a student. May some of his soul continue to walk the halls with us at Washington University Anesthesia .
My condolences to the Verbisky family. I worked with Ross as a student and his humor and kindness will not be forgotten. He was great example of a professional giving back to his profession with forethought and dedication. Rest In Peace.
I am so sorry for your loss. I have known Ross since I was an anesthesia student. He was a truly genuine person.
Ross was a great friend and mentor to countless students and CRNAs over the years. His kindness and humor combined with his anesthesia knowledge and skills made every day working with Ross a great day. He was one of the most giving people I have ever met. Rest in peace Ross. We will miss you but cherish the memories.