Dianne, Tim, and Erin,

Bill and I would like to extend our sincere sympathies at the loss of your dear father. what a wonderful man who lived an extraordinary life. Bill remembers him also from the old neighborhood. We always enjoyed seeing him out and about with you all at Perkins and elsewhere. We are very sorry for your loss.

Pam and Bill Wig

My heartfelt condolences to your family; it is much harder to express personal sympathy during this current crisis, especially to those who deserve a more fitting tribute. I recall Tim telling me of the family taking Ron to various appointments, dinners and other outings; those times were both special and also simple in the sense of just appreciating the everyday activities which we now cannot enjoy to their fullest. Tim always expressed how much Ron enjoyed family, church and his multiple memberships to local civic, military and fraternal associations. Those members of the “Greatest Generation” numbers are thinning but the legacy they leave is far reaching through their family, friends and memories of the past. Mark Conrad

Diane

We share in your sorrow for the lost of your father. We know how much you and your family cared for him. Please accept our condolences.

Karla & John Ohl

Dianne, Tim and Erin, My love & sympathy to you. Ron was a great man -- he was lost without the love of his life for so long, now he can give her a hug & smooch. I have great memories of so many things we shared in their lives & yours. I am so proud to have known such a wonderful couple. God bless you & Dianne, we will have lunch together - whenever the GREEN LIGHT comes on. Such a crazy time for all of us. RIP Ron.

I remember him well as a coworker, fellow parishioner, and most of all a friend. My deepest sympathy to his family and prayers as always. His passing will leave a great void for all who knew and loved him. We always called each other Cuz ( cousin ), that is a story in its self that we always laughed about. Fred and Sue Faivre