Ronald B. EATON

Ron:
It will be 8 years this December and I miss you every day!

Robert Davis

I am deeply saddened to hear that my friend, Ron, has passed. I worked with him at Los Alamos, NM. The world is a better place because of Ron. He is missed. My sincerest sympathy to his loving sons and wife.

We continue to be saddened and shocked by the loss of a wonderful brother-in-law, uncle, and friend. Our love goes out to Rosemary, Jim, Michael and Lisa and to David, Jonathan and Robert. You are in our thoughts and prayers, we love you.

Grace and Ken

Dear Rosemary, My thoughts and prayers are with you. I remember the good time we all had at the NRC meeting in Chatanooga. I will be writing to you
soon.
Best wishes and love, Sheila (Szymanski)

David, Brittany, and I are deeply saddened by the sudden, and tragic passing of our brother-in-law, and Uncle Ron. I was seven when I was Rosemary and Ron's flower girl at their wedding. Over the years, Ron and Rosemary opened up their hearts, and home to me, when I'm sure it would of been a lot easier to look the other way. I could write a book about all the times they helped me and my family. This past summer I was telling Ron about going by their old house in Virginia Beach where David and...

After over thirty years of friendship and shared memories, it is hard to believe that Ron has gone. Rosemary, Jim and Mike our thoughts and prayers are with you as we grieve together over the loss of Ron who was so very dear to us all. We will surely miss his infectious laugh and weird sayings, but the treasured memories of the good times will live in our hearts forever. At future MG events and other occasions at which we were together, we will always remember Ron, and expect him to appear...

DEAR ROSEMARY,
STELLA AND I ARE DEEPLY SADDENED TO LEARN OF RON'S PASSING. IT WAS ONLY YESTERDAY THAT WE SAILED TO CAPE COD TO SEE THE MILLERS, OUR SONS ALL UNDER 10. MAY GOD GRANT YOU HIS PEACE AND STRENGTH.
STELLA AND JOE MURDOCH

Rosemary,

My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and your family. I was first introduced to Ron, while working at NRC, as the man who could answer all of my MGA questions and through him found the Mid-Atlantic chapter of NAMGAR. We will certainly miss his smiling face and seeing him drive up in his new beautifully, restored "A."

Ron was not only a wonderful brother-in-law to me but also played an important role in my life after our Dad died. Ron was the "Prince Charming" that took away my princess of a sister. But throughout their life together, he always took the time to be a big brother to me. He was a wonderful Uncle who took the time to get to know each of my children. Although this is a difficult time for each and every one in our family; I know that Ron is at peace and that he leaves behind a very precious...