Condolence: I will always remember Ron's friendly smile and his funny sense of humor. he will be greatly missed. R.I.P. Ron

Condolence: Like many others, I knew Ron from my Mayflower days, especially from my International Sales role where Ron was not only a great business mentor to me; but, also a good friend who regularly taught me patience in my repeated 'losses' to him during our weekly Mayflower employee tennis matches. Although no words can really help to ease the loss you and your family bear, just know that you are very close in every thought and prayer. It was a privilege to know Ron and I'll miss seeing him at Grace Community Church.

Condolence: Household Goods Traffic Planner, International Sales, STS Regional Manager, Comdisco Account Executive -- these are some descriptors of a lengthy period in Ron's Mayflower career. All handled with a rare combination of skill, diplomacy, loyalty and class that evoke many great memories.

We share the level of sadness that is surely felt by all of the family and friends who have had the privilege to be some part of his life.

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy to Ron's family. He was a wonderful man who had the ability to make each person feel special. It was always a pleasure chatting with Ron at the Bridgewater Club.

Condolence: Happy we had the opportunity to know and become friends with such a good person. He will be missed

Condolence: Suzi, We are so sorry to hear about Ron. We do speak of the wonderful times we had at Game Club back in the good ole days. And, when the gang came up north with the Mayflower motor home to go skiing at Swiss Valley, and the chili was spilled going through Kokomo! Lots of fun times, memories, which will always be with us.

Condolence: Ron always had a smile on his face when he greeted us on the first tee. My thoughts are with you.

Condolence: My family and I are so very sorry for your loss. We had not seen him or Susie for years until Alexander's funeral. He was a beautiful man and had a smile of a saint. Our hearts go out to all of his family.

Condolence: Ron and I go back to the early 70s when I was with Mayflower in Detroit. He was a great dispatcher then and continued to go up the ladder through the years. We kept in touch from time to time up until 2 years ago. We always had our memorable stories about truckers to talk and laugh about. He had the gift of persuading truckers, employees, and customers to trust him to guide them. We will miss you Ron!

Condolence: So sorry to hear about Ron passing. he was a true friend and great business partner who taught me much about life and people that I carry with me to this day. Heaven has a new ranger on the golf course now.