Ronald Anter

Happy Heavenly Birthday, my friend. I still miss you every day. Sometimes I see your elevens and feel you closer than ever. Miss you always.

Ron I have fond memories of many meetings in Pawtucket with you. Thank You for helping me when I came into program in 85 your wisdom always inspired me. RIP my friend.

From the Nuri family to the Anter family our deepest condolences. Having grown up on Washington Street, our family paths crossed sometimes daily. I remember playing basketball in your backyard with Albert, Danny, Ronnie and even Andrew. Of course, shopping at the market was always a treat because your parents were always so generous to me. Ronnie was always there with a helping hand to a young kid like me. He was always wonderful to me. May his memory be eternal.

George and family, so sorry for your loss. Sounds like Ronnie left an imprint on many hearts., he was a gift to many. love and prayers, Cousin Marie

I am sorry to hear this sad news. My sincere sympathy to the family. Prayers sent Skip Jameson.

So sorry to hear about your brother Dan. He sounds like he was a wonderful man

MAY HIS MEMORY BE ETERNAL BY FRED ISSA & MY SONS, DARYLL ISSA & SCOTT ISSA

I only met Ronnie once, when he came out to California and visited the Self Realization Fellowship temple in Encinitas. He made a lasting impression on me with his gentle aura of tranquility. I believe Ronnie’s soul transcended it’s earthbound cocoon. If you happen across a butterfly, or a dragonfly, say “Hi Ronnie.”