Deepest condolences to Vanessa and Lauren on your loss. May he rest in peace.
After I met Ron through my son Dylan i found him welcoming with a warm smile and a deep caring for his family. Hope, your happy memories carry you through this difficult time. Sheila
Ron, we are all heartbroken to lose you. One of the most positive, funny, and wise people we all ever knew. You played a perfect game, went extra innings, batted 1.000 and you are now safe at home.
Ron and I were great friends and long-time co-workers, going back nearly 50 years. One of the nicest gentlemen it has been my privilege to know. A man of quick wit, good humour and gentle nature. He rarely spoke ill of anyone not wearing a New York Yankees uniform. He belongs in the Dads Hall of Fame and will easily make it there on the first ballot. Ron was a great support for me over the years and always wanted to know how my family was doing - he was that kind of a caring guy. We had so many laughs and good times together, both at work and at play. He brought his own unique brand of hilarity into the workplace, and made it so much better for us all. See you on that great golf course in the sky, my friend!
I shared many adventures and laughs with Ron. He was a great companion who could always be counted on to see the funny and/or absurd side of any situation. My condolences to his extended family and many friends.