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Bartsch

d. Feb 23, 2020

Obituary

On February 23, 2020, John Carlson Bartsch of Lincoln, Massachusetts, passed away suddenly of natural causes. Jonathan was 55 years old.

Jonathan is survived by his daughter, Anastasia Bartsch, a sophomore at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. Anastasia was in Massachusetts visiting him at the time. He is also survived by Alexandra Bartsch, his former wife and resident of Lexington Massachusetts, his brother and sister in law, Robert Bartsch and Kathy Schlesinger of St. Thomas, United States Virgin Islands, and his sister and brother in law Margita Bartsch and Steve Jackson of San Diego, California. Jonathan is also survived by his niece and nephew, Alison and Axel Bartsch of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, as well as his uncle, William Bartsch, of Warwick, New York. Jonathan is predeceased by his parents, Robert and Margot Bartsch, of San Diego California.

Jonathan was born and raised in San Diego, where he attended the San Diego public schools and later the Gifted Program in La Jolla, California, high school He attended Brandeis University and the University of California at Santa Cruz where he studied computer engineering. After college, he moved to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands to assist his brother in building his home. Having expertise and abilities in computer hardware and software, Jonathan joined the Virgin Islands' first internet provider, Cobex Inc. where he was the head software engineer. In 1997, it was there that he met his future wife, Alexandra Bartsch, who was practicing law in St. Thomas and asked to have him establish internet service in her law firm. Jonathan, Alexandra, and Anastasia lived in the Virgin Islands until 2001 when they moved to Lexington, Massachusetts, Alexandra's hometown. Jonathan became the Director of Information Services at Fisher College in Boston Massachusetts where he was employed for 19 years.

Jonathan, enjoyed computers, astronomy, and model railroads. He was extraordinarily well read and remained an avid reader throughout his life.

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