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Dale Young
December 14, 2007
I could tell when I talked to or saw Ron that you and the Grandchildren were loved very much. I enjoyed the day we spent together, at the range and then the Caves with our Grandchildren. Always remember the good times and the love you shared with him. I know what a special daughter he has and am so glad you are a part of our family. You are very special to us.
Love Dale
Pat Young
December 10, 2007
I didn't know Ron very well but we had some things in common. We were both list makers. When Kristn and I were going through his dresser she found his list for clothes, toiletries, etc. to take on vacation. She thought it was funny but I understood completely. I even have different lists for each type of vacation! But what we shared that is wonderful and important is his daughter and my daughter-in-law, Kristin. I know your father loved you very much.
Grandpa Arizona & Quinn, Collin, Wesley
December 4, 2007
Tom & Betty Kennedy
December 1, 2007
Keith,
We would like to extend our condolences to you on the loss of your brother. I could hear hear your sadness when you spoke of Ron's illness & passing. Losing a family member is very difficult but your memories of Ron will help you through the difficult days ahead. Be happy..his suffering is over & he is now with his creator. Please know that you are in our thoughts & prayers.
We also wish to extend our sympathies to his daughter & family.
Kristin Young
November 30, 2007
My Dearest Dad,
We are going to miss you so much. Your grandchildren will always remember their Grandpa Arizona and you will always be in my heart and on my mind when I hear any oldies songs or even just see a cactus. I promise I will get to Vegas and play blackjack in your memory. Don't worry, I won't hit on a 17. I know you will be watching. I hope to do you proud. Every time I neatly fold a towel or turn the labels to face forward in the cupboard, I will think of you and know that a little of that OCD you had rubbed off on me. I know it will put a smile on my face.
We love you so much. I wish we had more years with you, it all just doesn't seem real or fair. I am glad I was there when you took your last breath to hold your hand. Your body was failing you but your spirit was still so strong. You were right when you said there was a better place and I know you are enjoying a vodka martini on the rocks right now, with an olive. I will look for signs you are sending and always keep you in my heart.
We love you Daddy.
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