Ronald F. Colyer

Was stationed with Ron in Mannheim, Germany. Sad to see he had passed. Condolences to the family.

To Peg, Ron, Michelle, and Madison
I have to say over the past couple of years I probably talked to Ron more than I cleaned his teeth, but I feel that we had some great conversations, and laughed together. I looked forward to seeing him at heritage days in plain every year even just to say hi. I will never forget when I told him I shot my first buck with my son last year(2012). He really didn't ask me how big it was he wanted to know what kind of gun I used. I laughed and I wasn't really...

May the love of friends care you through your time of grief. Sorry for your loss to Peggy, Rhonda , Ronnie and Dane.

My deepest condolences to the Colyer family. To a man who dedicated his life to family, friends, the service of the nation, and the state. Rest easy knowing you have fulfilled your duties sir.

Ron Colyer will be missed, always a smile, always a joke, a precious soul!

So sorry to hear of Ron's passing. May God give all of you strength and healing during this difficult time. Heart felt sympathy for all of you.

To the Colyer Family,
I grew up listening to the wonderful stories told to me by my father, Dean Campbell, about Ron (one of his best friends). It was always a pleasure to see both Ron and Peg. Ron will be missed by us all, but memories of him and the stories he told will continue on forever.

Ron introducing me to my husband and love of my life 14 years ago, I truly believe I never would have been able to handle life and the disease that I have without having my husband, Scott Zdawczyk but somehow God knew I needed Scott and I believe with all my heart that he sent him to me through Ron. Rest in Peace Ron and know that you touch many lives in a positive way, certainly mine.

My sincere condolences to your family for the great loss you have suffered. God bless all that survive.

Jack Reese