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Tim Mayo
October 19, 2011
Dad I miss you and love you very much.
Ron Mayo
October 30, 2010
Ronald Atkin Mayo - Taken in the mid 80's
October 29, 2010
Ronald Atkin Mayo
Oct. 17 1941 to Oct. 14 2010
Ronald Atkin Mayo passed away peacefully surrounded by his loved ones on Oct. 14, at the age of 68. Born in Seattle, Washington to Clifford and Maxine Mayo. The family moved to Long Beach in 1944. Ronald enjoyed Boy Scouts and achieved his Eagle Scout at the age of 14. A graduate of Millikan High School in 1959 he went on to the University of Cal Berkeley and earned a Masters of Science in Engineering Science and Electrical Engineering in 1967. Ronald spent most of his professional career working for TRW as an Aerospace engineer where he retired at age 67. He is survived by his beloved wife Susan of 23yrs. Their son Daniel, Susan’s daughter Dana (Joe) Veca, Ron’s children Sherri Basham, Tim (Hollie) Mayo and Wendy (Conan) Wang; Also survived by five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. His older sister Marilyn (Jerry) Montgomery. Memorial Service will be held on Tuesday Oct. 26, at 4pm, at Los Altos Grace Brethren 6565 Stearns St. Long Beach, CA 90815
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Ran on Oct.26, 2010
October 28, 2010
Ron, along with Susan, was the first person to greet me each Sunday morning as we arrived at church. I will miss his faithfulness to the Lord. His gentle spirt inspired me to be more faithful in my own walk. Joyce Coley
Tim and Ron at Wendy's wedding. 5-24-1997
Tim Mayo
October 27, 2010
Dad you are amazing person and you taught me so many things, but just recently something very important. That life is so precious and how we should cherish every family member. That is to never hold a long grudge against anyone important in your life. You may never know when you will talk, laugh or cry with them again. Thank God, I was able to do all three things before you passed away. Forever in my heart, your loving son, Tim
Marilyn Montgomery
October 24, 2010
Ron,
You were a very special brother. I miss you and will love you forever.
Marilyn
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