Linda, I am so sorry to hear about Ron’s passing! What a wonderful man he was. I always enjoyed sitting around your table helping Ron to pick on you as much as possible! He had a lot of love for you always shinning in his eyes! I’m sure he leaves a huge hole in your life but we all know he is certainly in a better place. Please know that we are praying for you and your family always.

Sheila and I will miss our Uncle Ron. We hope the Lord's words will provide you with peace and comfort in the days ahead. We always enjoyed the trips you and Ron made to Pittsburgh. We love you Aunt Linda and want to make it a goal to meet up before too long and exchange some hugs. Ronnie would want and like that. We will keep in touch by phone too. Take good care of yourself. Love ya., Bob and Sheila

Linda, we were so sad to hear of this. Ron was such a fun and interesting man, with a twinkle in his eye and a story to go with it. Thanks for your hospitality in Cochranville, and fellowship at Manor and the Forget Ne Nots! May God comfort and bless you. Elsie and David Viehman

His spirit has gone out the west gate and his spirit has returned whence it came.

Linda, sorry for your loss of your husband, buddy and friend. May God keep you in His care.

I will remember our times together with his 98 Olds, taking me to my driver's license, Inglis family picnics and our Soctland travel including the trip to Dundee and "undo hill".

Due to a medical procedure, I cannot drive and therefore, unable to attend the grave site service on Tuesday April 13th. You will be in our prayers.

Don and Mary Walters

Ron was my first lead man when I started as a very junior IE guy at Boeing on the ‘glorious’ Railcar Program. He was great to work for and with as I grew up in the company. He was a charter member of our Friday Laugh at Lehman’s crew. He was a true example of ‘the best of Boeing’.

Linda, You and your family are in my prayers.

Linda, Please know that we are with you in spirit and are sending love and prayers your way during this sad time. Doug and I, along with Megan and Mark and their families have fond memories of your and Uncle Ron’s visits to Pittsburgh which all of us treasure❤️

Thinking of you and wishing you moments of

peace and comfort.

Ron was my manager at Boeing. I have a lot of great memories. There are many many stories I could tell. Just let me say that even when I got on his nerves he treated me like a daughter. RIP Ron. I love you and I will miss you.

He was always quick-witted and loved to make people laugh!! He will surely be missed!! Love you Ron!!