Ronald "Ronnie" C. Tennant, Jr.

Birth date: Oct 28, 1988 Death date: Feb 13, 2016

Ronald "Ronnie" C. Tennant, Jr., age 27, of Milton, DE passed away on Saturday, February 13, 2016. He was born on October 28, 1988 in Christiana, DE, son of Ronald C., Sr. and Deborah Ann Tennant. Ronnie attended Delaware Technic Read Obituary

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Joann Risk- Lynch

503w ago

We cannot begin to tell you how sorry and devastated we were when we heard of Ronnie and Billy.
We ( Maureen and myself) were just thinking of them on the tenth (ash Wednesday). A few years ago on Ash Wednesday we invited the 'boys' to attend mass with us and receive ashes. Ronnie was so thrilled and excited, you would have thought we were taking a trip to Disney world. Since Ronnie was going, ya' know Billy came along. They both woke up earlier than necessary that morning, and ended up being dressed and ready before my daughter and myself were. I still remember like it was yesterday the look of pure joy and pride on their faces walking out of mass that morning. Neither one of them could wait until we got to the car to call their Mom. Before the call, I remember Ronnie saying " Billy, we got to call Mom and tell her that we got our ashes for ash Wednesday. She's going to be so happy and proud of us!" I wanted to try and contact them this year and see if they wanted to go with us again. Over the years, We had lost contact and current phone numbers. If only we could turn back time, and be able to spend another hour with them.
We just found out about the loss a few days ago. And it broke my heart. Our prayers and thoughts are with the family. We know that God welcomed them with open arms, and he will be there to take care of them, and love them (as he always has).
My thoughts and prayers are with you and everyone who was blessed enough to have had met them.
With love, JoAnn Risk-Lynch~ Rehoboth Beach Delaware

Donna Alfiero

503w ago

Debbie and Ron,
If there was a way to comfort you or give you peace, I would do it. I will be praying for you each day that some peacefulness may come into your hearts over time...It is amazing how one person can touch so many lives in amazing ways- it's easy to see that as those people Ronnie and Billy have touched are so grateful for their friendship and love in their lives,two very special brothers.
I am so very sorry

Donna Alfiero

Rich Quickle

503w ago

Ron and Debbie,
Our heart goes out to you in the loss of Ronnie and Billy. Our boys shared many good times around the block in Clairborne, and on the camping trips during the summers when they were all young. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Rich, Denise, Ryan, and Eric Quickle

Nancy Brohawn

503w ago

Debbie and Ron,
It is hard to find words of comfort after a loss of this magnitude. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love ,
Nancy Brohawn

Kathleen G. Morris

504w ago

Ron, I am devastated to learn of the tragic loss of your sons. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family..Sincere sympathy, Kathy Morris

Donna Dubs

504w ago

Dear Ron and Debbie,
My most sincere condolences on the loss of your Sons .May they rest in peace, and may you and your family embrace each other with support and love to cope with this very tragic loss. God Bless and love you all.
Sincerely , Donna L. Dubs RN ( fellow Conradian, class of 64 )

John Hatfiield

504w ago

Dear Ron and Debbie
Words cannot express how sad we were to hear of your loss, We always enjoyed seeing Ronnie. He made us laugh. May you find comfort through the support of family and friends. Our prayers are with you.

Dr. John and Kathy Hatfield

Nancy Flaherty

504w ago

It breaks my heart to be writing on this tribute wall. My first introduction to Ronnie came
about 7 months before he was born when my Mother noted at my birthday dinner that Debbie had a glow about her and Ronnie, that's when we learned that you were on the way. I was honored to be Ronnie's godmother and hold him during his baptism. My life was enriched as I got to share in so many of life events from soccer and baseball games and Christmas plays at school and high school graduation. It was great fun in the summer to join the family at the beach and watch as Ronnie and Billy practiced their skimboarding moves and to attend the tournament in Dewey. In those early days I joined the family for every birthday and almost every Christmas Eve at the Walsh's gift giving extravaganza with this Christmas being the last time I saw Ronnie. He was so kind with Megan and her little boys. Ronnie was always so good and caring with little children especially his little brother Billy. I always said they were 2 peas in a pod and 2 bugs in a rug, their close bond was a gift.

My heart goes out to Debbie and Ron. They always tried to do the best they could to help Ronnie with his life and struggles. Sometimes love just isn't enough. But if your life is measured by those that mourn your passing than you Ronnie had an abundance of love in your life from your Mom and Dad and all the Walsh's and Tennants and extended family and friends. Your death leaves a whole in our hearts that can never be filled.
Now, " Go rest high on that mountain, your work on earth is done ".
My life was blessed to have you in it.

With much love,

Aunt Nancy

Kandi Salvatore

504w ago

Dear Ron and Debbie, I am so sorry to read of your sons passing. How sad.
My deepest sympathy to you both. Kandi Salvatore (You may remember me as Kandi Sharp.)

Tom Lindia

504w ago

Mr. Tennant, I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I can't imagine what you are going through but will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

Thomas Lindia

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