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Ron Barron was one of life's truly unique individuals, a "man child', "Renaissance Man" and a pirate at heart! Sadly, this vibrant, kind, generous and loving soul departed us on August 18, 2010 at age seventy. A free spirit and larger than life, Ron's lifelong passions included music, surfing, sport kite flying and yoyo's. Ron's family and numerous friends adored him and will miss his colorful personality, razor sharp intellect and humor. Ron was born in San Francisco in 1940, grew up in San Diego, graduating in 1958 from Mission Bay High School. Ron was one of the original members of the infamous South Land Surfers Club that surfed long boards along the California Coast and Mexico. In 1979, Ron moved to Sonoma County and enjoyed a 20 year career as a bridge builder for the Public Works Dept. He was a founder of the Northern California Kite Club and was a professional level sport kite flyer and exhibitor. Ron retired and moved to Maui in 1999 where he served as a volunteer for the National Kidney Foundation, American Lung, and helped start the Hawaii Yoyo Association. Ron will be remembered as a fun loving and gregarious personality, who's shining smile will be missed. Predeceased by his parents, Ken and Thelma Barron, and son, Patrick Barron, Ron is survived by his loving wife of 34 years, Sally Barron; his children: Ken Riley, Scott Barron, Kevin Barron and Sabrina Stryker; his siblings: Bob and Larry Barron, and Barbara Merritt; eight Grand children, and many nieces and nephews. A private celebration of life will be held in Ron's memory.
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Sally and I met Ron when we took a road trip to San Diego, and stopped in for a drink at Tug's Tavern. Ron was the bartender. They took one look at each other, and the rest is history. Love you Ron!
Kay Passmore
September 26, 2010
I've known Ron since 1955, reestablished our friendship at the MBHS Class of 58, 20th reunion,in 1978. Visited him often at Bodega Bay, Ca, and in 2008 in Maui. Goodbye Old Friend. We had fun. Gary Denison
September 21, 2010
I'm very sorry to hear that Ron has left us. I knew him only slightly at Mission Bay, but recognized him as one of the good guys. Rest in peace.
I share your grief.
Warren Whittier
September 17, 2010
So very sorry to hear of Rons passing. I remember the many summer days with Ron at south beach. PAT SHEA
September 17, 2010
A legend is gone but will never be forgotten. What a great guy!
Dallas Montana
September 17, 2010
I knew Ron many years having grown up in
PB. I wa sorry to hear of his passing.
John Analla, (aka Sisco)
September 17, 2010
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