Condolence: Words can not express the feelings we have when a dear friend passes on. Ron was loved and respected by all The many good times we had will be cheerished Lynnda and Beaver Chimo

Condolence: Dear Francine. It is with great sadness that I write this. Hearing of the passing of Ron was quite a shock to me. Please know that you and your family and his are in my prayers. I have great memories of our days together celebrating Canada Day with both of you at the legion. Knowing that Ron is now at peace should be a comfort to you. My thoughts are with you as you go through these finaly days. Don't hesitate to call,if you need to talk. Pat 613-735-4635

Condolence: To Ron's Family,

Please accept my deepest condolences for your loss. Ron was a good man, who always treated me with great respect and as part of the family. He will be missed not only by his family but by all those who knew him. His smile, sense of humour and that distinct chuckle were infectious.

May the family find comfort in knowing he is no longer suffering. You are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.


Sincerely,

Joe Butler & Family
(Grandson Garett’s Father)

Condolence: My sincere condolence to Ron's family as I have nothing but fond memories of Ron throughout my career as a Spr.
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this moment.

Condolence: I was saddened to hear of Ron's passing. His photo is wonderful; his smile poignant and it clearly demonstrates Ron's vibrant personality.

I served with Ron many years ago in 2 CER. Ron was well liked and respected by all Sappers. He laughed with all of us and often told the best jokes. He always made me smile. His passion for his family and his profession were the cornerstone of Ron's reason for life.

God needed a Sergeant-Major and Ron was the best he could find.

Well will all miss him greatly.