Obituary
Barry Scott Goldetsky (69) who resided in white bear lake Minnesota and Ocala Florida passed peacefully on December 22,2025.
He was born in St. Paul Minnesota on April 19,1956. He graduated from Central High School
in 1974 with a scholarship for academics and wresting at the University of St Thomas.
Barry was a well rounded athlete, played football, baseball and wrestled from childhood
through college. He also participated in a bowling league “The Red eyes”. Barry had a love for animals but his dogs were his best friends. Barry and his older brother Bob founded B&B produce company in 1978. He finished his career in the produce industry in 2016 as the food,
safety and sanitation Director. During his retirement he enjoyed quality time with his family, looking at cars, taste testing different foods, going for scenic drives and much more. He will always be remembered for his kindness, humor and devotion to family.
Barry is survived by his eldest daughter Alisa Goldetsky, youngest daughter Brooke Berg (Tom
Berg), his granddaughters Sophie and Ryleigh. previously married to Jennifer Gordon, with
whom he shared an enduring bond. He is also survived by his Older brother and best friend Bob
Goldetsky(Sandy Goldetsky), Lynne Goldetsky and Natalie Amland. Barry was a beloved uncle
and great uncle to several nieces/nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents Benny and
Rita Goldetsky.








Proud of you! You gave it all you had and I saw joy in your eyes! Watch over us and say hi when you can! My dad ❤️
The absolute best person I’ve ever met!!! The most loving, kind person on the planet. You will never missed!
So many memories I will hold on tight for ever. Growing up, to having my own treating myself and my son like your own was so special.
You will be missed and you are so loved️
Rest in peace B I love you
R. I. P.
You were my soulmate — the love of my life.
What we shared didn’t need explanations or labels. It lived in the way we understood each other, the way you knew my heart, and the way I knew yours. That kind of love doesn’t disappear. It stays woven into who I am.
You walk with me now in memory, in quiet moments, and in the love that will always belong to you. I carry you with me — today and always.
Forever grateful it was you.
You continue living through our girls, and our. Granddaughters .