Ronald Stanley Brezinski

Ron (Breck) was one of my favorite people ever.We met at Ursinus and spent a lot of time together both in and after class from 1969 through 1973.We hung around on the weekends and lived in the same suite and kept each other company throughout our matriculation. After reading the entries concerning Breck,it doesn´t surprise me that my sentiments overlap with those individuals who knew him well.He was a good listener and a caring ,empathetic straight shooter.We ate a lot of pizza,played a lot...

I often think of Ron, especially at work. The years pass so quickly, but I still have fond memories of good, sometimes spirited conversations while sitting in his office at 2 Public Square. Ron was intelligent, often funny in his unique sarcastic yet quiet way. I send my thoughts and good memories of Ron to his wife and daughters and condolences at the same time. God bless you all!

Dear Leslie and family: I am so very sorry for your loss. I will miss seeing him mow the lawn with his big headphones. I will miss him at DEP telling me when I asked how he was that "it doesn't get any better than this". He is deeply missed by all.

First and foremost I would like to extend my deepest condolences to Ron's family. There really are no words to express how shocked and saddened I was to receive the news of Ron's passing while I was away from the office. I worked with Ron for 25 years,and he was my immediate supervisor for most of that time. As a co-worker and supervisor Ron was very easy going and yet thorough, fair, professional, knowledgeable and dedicated. Nothing ever seemed to rattle Ron as he went about managing the...

After knowing your family most of my life,I just recently had the opportunity of meeting Ron...what a nice person he was. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Hank and Eleanor: Extending our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Ronnie will be remembered in our prayers . . . . .
Andrew Salek, Nanticoke, PA
Andrea Salek, Orlando, FL
& family

I echo the sentiments of others who knew and worked with Ron. He was not only a DEP co-worker, but a friend and confidant as well. Ron came to my son's funeral even though he didn't know my son, but he came to support me. I will never forget Ron and am saddened that he is no longer with us. My deepest sympathy to his family.

My deepest sympathies. He was a special person whom I will never forget.