Ronald E. Crabbe

To Ronnie's Family -- I met Ronnie in Wakefield High School in 1968, he was my prom date & we married on Jan 16, 1971, in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Arlington, VA. We were friends, although eventually went our separate ways. I am very glad that we were able to reconnect last year & make amends. It was good to talk with him again. My heart goes out to his entire family & friends. I was unable to attend the service due to my surgery on June 26...but,my church family at Blessed Sacrament...

It too will miss My Beloved X Husband.My thoughts and prayers go out to my extended family of many years.Love you All

I knew Ron from the days when Chris was coming up through the youth baseball system in Arlington. Ron had a great perspective on the role of sport in a child's and a community's life. I only learned of Ron's passing this weekend and am so sorry I missed the services. I would very much like to have been there. Ron was a class individual.

Ronnie and I were coworkers from Super Fresh.He was always so kind with a beautiful smile.He has truly touched a lot of people in his passing.My prayers and encouragement are with your family.God Bless.

Ron always had a smile on his face. He brought much joy to all. My thoughts are prayers are with Laurie and Ron's family and his many many friends.

To Laurie and Ron's family,
I knew Ron through bowling and golf. I and a great many others have fond memories of his time with us. God be with you all.

We send our deepest sympathy to Ron's family and to Laurie Keninitz.
Ron was one of the good guys and we shall miss him.

Hi Lourie Keninitz
my pray's are with you during your lose of Ron, but God knows best.
love Mary/staff of Belcrest Plaza

Our deepest sympathies go out to Laurie and Ronnie’s family. He was a great friend, and we will always remember him for his smile and graciousness. May you have great memories to help you through this difficult loss. Your family is in our prayers.