Birth date: Feb 12, 1971 Death date: Dec 27, 2021
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Ronnie, thinking back to all of our fun times at Aunt Manda's and you drove that gator right into the pond - because it was a boat too ;-) ....only you....the big bags of food - steak shrimp all the fixins...You never skimped on anything....That little tree you gave us years ago has grown beautifully.....so sorry we have not seen you in few years but please know you will never be forgotten.... remember we had the same birthday.... Love your smile....You rest easy now .... you never stopped much while you were here.......My heart goes out to your beautiful daughters Phoebe, Amelia and Claire.. Was a pleasure to have been your "cousin in law"..... Love you buddy.... Darlene & Traye...Matthes
Our thoughts and prayers to the entire family. With love from the Erbe family
I'll never forget the day I met Ronnie. He was laying pavers down the street and I asked him if he could look at our deck and give us thoughts about a pool. He went on to take an average space and make the most beautiful infinity pool that people admire. Ronnie was there every day looking at every detail. We became friends, a friendship that continued long after the pool was completed. And we worked together for a short period of time. Ronnie made me smile automatically as soon as I saw him. He was charismatic. Smart. Detail oriented. Incredibly knowledgeable about his field. Most of all he was caring. I will always see him holding Claire in our driveway. And I will always miss him.
We will miss you Ronnie! Our thoughts and prayers to the family. Hugs to Becky!
Love,
“Chris Craft”
Ken, Kathleen & Aidan
We got to know Ronnie as neighbors of his father Ron, Sr. Occasionally we all went tuna fishing together. I remember one especially harrowing trip when we were 42 miles out of Ocean City, MD and noticed the seas begin to rise. We had tuna, but as we returned the seas continued to rise. We had to get to the dock by running through 10 foot seas and difficult currents. Ron, Sr. handled it well, but we returned to a flooded dock just thankful to be back safely.
