Ronald James Perry

Today is thanksgiving and something is missing and of course we all know what that is...you. Today especially as many gather with family and friends it reminds me how I long to hear your voice or get a hug from you. Words don't even begin to express the depth of my heartache at losing you. Today I am thankful for the 31 years that we had together but I can't help wanting more. I have my good days and my bad days and today is a bad day. I came across a picture of you today from Alycia's...

I sort of grew up with Ron, worked at Al's Savewell with him in Bellingham early 70's. Over the years we crossed paths. Once in Seattle, here and there. Made the world seem small but better. It was always a pleasure to see him and we would have a good laugh. I will miss him and miss the chance to just bump into him unexpectantly. He is special.

First of all, I want to offer my prayers to all of Ron's family. I was very saddened to learn of Ron's passing.

Ron was one of several of us that went through grade, jr. and high school together, we were sports buddies, played on football and track teams together all throughout school and he was one of my best friends during that whole time. Even during those young years, Ron had all of the same qualities that I have read in all of the other guest book entries, so I am not surprised...

It is difficult to express how painful it is to have such a wonderful person pass from this earth. My prayers go out to you, Kathleen and family. He loves you so much and he will be with you always. You have both touched my life in such positive ways - I will always be grateful for your friendship.

Ron's passing is a sorrowful loss for us all. I worked with Ron for several years and he was always professional, honest and kind in all that he did. His example will last a lifetime.
See you on the other side my friend.

ron was my friend in high school..He was always one of those people you could depend on for a hug and a smile...I always loved seeing him...I know he will be missed deeply.
fondly,
jackie levin kotkis

To Ron's Family...I will fondly remember Ron's participation as a founding member of the President's Council at Lone Star/Hillsdale. He was a valued member of our sales team and a wonderful man to know and with whom to enjoy his company. My sincerest sympathies in your loss of a partner, father, and loved one. Sincerely, Bill Smith (former President, Lone Star/Hillsdale)

Kathleen and Family,
What a wonderful and vital life Ron had--one that will obviously have a lasting impact on the many lives he touched.
With sorrow and in celebration of a good life,

To Ron's family, Kathleen, Ted, Mandy and Alison - you have my deepest heartfelt sympathies! It's Ron's quick laugh that comes to mind first and how much he loved and adored his family and friends. I get a grin on my face now picturing him coming home from work when I babysat his kids - he was soooo happy to see those girls! And his kindness and caring, always asking about our family, truly caring about others wellbeing. He will be dearly missed, but we are all better for have knowing him,...