Albert Ronan

My deepest sympathy on behalf of my father Ned Fenelon. I know you were good friends and Ned is saddened by the loss.

My sincere condolences to the entire Ronan family. I have such fond memories of Al, how funny he was, and to this day, I tell everyone the Yimca story.

Al: Marge! Ya got a call today, from some relative of yours, he says he's at the Yimca!
Marge: The what???
Al: You know, the Yimca! He said you'd know what it was.
Marge: The Yimca, the Yimca, I have no idea what that is. Did he spell it out?
Al: Oh ya. It's Y-M-C-Ah....
Marge: You idiot! That's the...

I am so sorry to hear of Al's passing. My deepest sympathies are with the entire Ronan family during this time. Sheila (Gorman) Foy.

To Marge and the Ronan family,
So very sorry to hear this sad news. You are in our thoughts and prayers as we fondly remember Al.

Although I did not know Uncle Al as well as most of the McDevitt family, the few times I had the pleasure of being in his company indeed was a pleasure. He was fun, light hearted and wise. My deepest condolences to Aunt Marge, Sean, Danny, Eileen, Kay-Kay and Bridget. He is at peace in the Lords graces.

Our deepest regrets to all the faimily at this hard time; our thoughts and prayers are with you .As a Ronan would say ''once a Dubliner,always a Dubliner'' !!Love from your niece Rita Ronan and her husband Christophe and children Julie and James (Paris, France)

My deepest condolences to all the Ronan family. Uncle Al you were one in a million, truely one of Gods characters. I will never forget you

our thoughts and prayers are with all the family,remembering the fun times at the picnics and dances with the dubs.
Ann and Liam and the Dublin Club