Sgt. Kenneth VonRonn

Kenney 13 years have came and went. All of us have gotten older some have kids some have gotten married but your passing has not and will not get better with time. It still feels like yesterday we was kicking it in gym or heckling Mr.Price. The other day was memorial day i was on my way to sams club when they did a moment of silence. I had to pull over because i cried so much my kids asked me why i was crying and i told them about you my good friend and hero who paid the ultimate sacrifice...

Went to basic Training with him at Sill. Though it was years ago and we never saw each other before or since, he was one of my "battles" and made an impact on my life at that time. Tomorrow is 2017 Memorial Day. RIP Brother and may you never be forgotten.

To the Family of SGT. Kenneth VonRonn,

Please accept my deepest condolences on the loss of your loved one.

I can never say thank you enough for the sacrifice that SGT. Kenneth VonRonn made for this country. I can tell you that his sacrifice will not be forgotten.

Know that all of you are in my prayers for peace and comfort. May God give you strength for each day to come.

A Grateful American,
Susan

Hello,
We would like to express our deepest condolences and also to let the VonRonn Family know that we recently sent a donation to the USO in the name of Kenneth G. VonRonn US Army Private 1st Class. We recognize that this is a humble tribute, but we wanted you to know that it is heartfelt and made possible by thousands of like-minded individuals in the youth hockey community and beyond. We will not forget. May God Bless you and keep you strong.
Sincerely,
Charlie Gili & Family...

To the family and friends of Pfc. Kenneth G. Vonronn:
It has truly been my honor to sign Kenneth's guest book these past few years. Unfortunately, due to complications from my Multiple Sclerosis, this may be the last message I'm able to write. Please forgive me and know that Kenneth will always be remembered in my home.
With love and respect ~ Peggy

Kenneth was lost eight years ago today. So young. My friend was in the 256th. Six guys from that unit were lost at the same time. My friend is serving in Afghanistan now. I remembered Kenneth to my friend. Keep those lost and those still serving in your prayers.

Still and always in our hearts.

To the family and friends of Pfc. Kenneth G. Vonronn:
Always remembering Kenneth. "Some gave all."