1960
2020
HEADLEY Ronald "Ron" Wade, formerly of Lexington, KY passed away unexpectedly on Monday, 9/14/2020 at age 60 in Huntsville, AL. He was born on 4/11/1960 in Cambridge, OH son of the late Charles Raymond Headley and Ruth E. (Dave) Headley-Barnes. Ron was an electrical/mechanical engineer with specialization in computer hardware development and due to his intelligence and creativity was self-taught in many other areas of avocation. He was an avid UK fan, very adventurous and athletic participating in spelunking, golf, and various other team sports throughout his life. Ron was exceptionally kind hearted and generous, giving of his self and time to anyone in need. In addition to his mother he is survived by his sister, Sherry D. (Dr. Mike) Guiler; step-sisters, Barrie (Jerry) Fausz, Brenda (Greg) Poarch, and step-brother, Bill (Cheryl) Barnes; nieces, Wendy D. (Dr. Ray) Bonomo, Shelbye D. (Will) Ortale, Kim G. (Riley) Kirn, Kristin G. (Dr. David) Baehler, and Kari E. Guiler; eight great-nephews and one great-niece. He was preceded in death by his wife, Sheri Clark Headley and grandparents, George and Catherine Headley, Clinton and Lucille Watts. A private service was observed at the Lexington Cemetery. In lieu of flowers a tribute gift can be made to World Christian Broadcasting @ http://www.worldchristian.org/welcome/giving-options/ www.milwardfuneral.com
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I meet Ron along time ago when he came to work at Intergraph. Worked in the same dept. for several years. He was very smart and a pleasure to work with. One heck of a softball player. We played on the same team for years. He was a happy go lucky kind of guy, fun to be around. I will always remember our good times. Very sorry for your lose. He will be missed. God Bless.
Don Burnette
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October 8, 2020
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