Ron Reigelsperger

I still miss & will always remember my brother-in-law, Ron. He was such an advocate for all but mostly invested so much into the youth. He taught me several life´s lessons I really learned from & he always showed me encouragement enthusiastically!

I still miss him dearly...Ron was like an older brother to me for 40+ yrs & was always encouraging me to think outside the box & be productive & push through life with integrity...& have fun!! I pray to him, my dear sister-in-law Denise & mom & dad for guidance in tough times to look spiritually over the whole family. I just told your story of all your help to unfortunate kids the other day at work, unprompted, just as part of my good memories of you, that seem to always resurface....love you...

I served with him in GERMANY with the MILITARY POLICE A GOOD FRIEND AND A GREAT GUY I am glad I got to talk with him before he passed the same year.

May the cherished memories you have of your husband give you strength and comfort in the days and years ahead. Sending you thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

Dear Karen and kids,
I really hoped to get the chance to spend a few minutes with you on Saturday, but it just didn't work out. The huge turnout was a tribute to Ron and what he did over the years to make a differnce. AND, thank you for "lending" Ron aka RLR aka Ronnie-Bear to all of us. Ron led by example and I, for one, did my best to follow.
Dana Kane

Ron was my cousin and we lost touch with that side of our family after our father, Bob passed away in a car accident in '71. His brother Kenny gave me my first bike, I'll never forget the family get together's we used to have with Dick & Millie, Ron, Kenny, Bonnie, Norb & Anne, Norb Jr, Danny, JoAnn & Earl, Rita and that whole side of the family. I remember being real little and playing hide and seek with Ron and Kenny in their house. That was close to 50 years ago. They would all get...

My condolences. I was one of those misguided youths that Ron had a positive influence that changed my life for the better to this very day.

~ Bruce Krymow, formerly of Centerville, OH

To the family,
You are in our thoughts and prayers. We were foster parents to Ron's kids.
He was a special person and very caring.
He will be missed. God Bless,
Judy and Mervin Marshall

Ron heard about me mentoring in the Reclaiming Future Program . I ask to help with the Turkey Trott and I was sold on Building Bridges. I started mentoring there too and cooking every week to get to know the boys , letting them help me with the cooking.
What a great personality he had and what a great role model he was to all.