Ronald S. Cail

I am sorry for your loss of your Dad. My husband, Bill Murphy served with your Dad in 1st Air Cav in Vietnam. He has a snapshot of the two of them together, and has carried it in his wallet all these years. I wish I had tried to locate him just a little bit sooner. God Bless Flo Murphyq

So sad to hear of Ron's passing. Ron was an amazing guy with a smile that could light up the room. I will miss him. He treated like family from the first time I ever met him. Rest in peace Ron.

So sorry to hear of Ron's passing. I very much enjoyed his company and listening to him play the piano. He always had a smile on his face and could brighten up any room. My sympathies to the entire family.

To the Ronnie Cail Family, I have just received notification of Ronnie's passing. Please accept my deepest belated sympathy for your loss. I was part of the black Catholic families of the 1000 block of Robinson Street in Danville in the 50s and 60s. I overlapped Ronnie by two years at Schlarman High School. Then all of us from the old neighborhood moved on with our diverse lives. I am truly sorry to now catch up with Ronnie at the end of his life. To you his family, may God grant you His...

Ronnie my school mate, co-worker, and true friend for over 68 years. Via con Dios! Until we meet again.

My great grandfather was a great man, I loved him very much for the memories we got to share. May he rest in peace.

I am his great granddaughter and I would like to say he was such a great man, I didn´t know him that well but he was so amazing and may he rest in peace.

Rest in peace my friend!