Ronald Douglas EDELMAN

I miss Ronny. As soon as I saw this post, I thought of Ronny and I as high school kids. We lived pretty close near the original Kirby Lane Restaurant. Ronny was the first one we knew to get a vehicle in high school. It was a ridiculous used Mailman 3 wheeler, but it had a motor and got us around. That memory put a big smile on my face. Just like the smile Ronny always had. Never saw him in a bad mood. And if he was, he just made fun out of it. Miss you man!

There is not a year that goes by that I don't think about Ronny on my Birthday, which was also his Birthday. I could have not asked for a better friend growing up. It still saddens me that he was taken so early. Still remember that silly mailman's 3 wheeler that you used to drive around Austin with in High School. Hope you are still cracking your corny jokes. Miss ya a lot.

Ron was simply the best brother in law anyone could ever have. He loved all of Carye's family including her nieces and nephews like they were his own. I will hold dear your memory Ron for as long as I live.

To all of Ron's family and to the staff at Capital Music, we send our deepest sympathy. We did not know until we got the e-mail from Capital Music today. Wish we would have known so we could have attended Ron's service. We have great memories of being band parents with Ron at Connally High School! And I have enjoyed being one of Ron's customers as a piano teacher in the past couple years. Ron was always so full of life; it was evident he loved music & his work. I will miss being...

Our family has been coming to Capital Music for music lessons continuously for the past 19 years...We are all deeply saddened to hear this devastating news. We will miss Ron so much. He was the heart and soul of the store and on so many occasions we enjoyed chatting with him and sharing stories about life, our kids, animals, and naturally music! He was always friendly, warm and gracious. It was obvious that he enjoyed life and he was a joy to be around. Wish we had known in time to pay...

We're so sorry to hear this. We didn't know him well, but we've chatted with him many times (very often about Little Bit) while taking our family around the block, and he was always so nice. We'll be sending good thoughts your way.

Carye,

There are not words to say how terribly sorry I am for Ronny's passing. I know how much joy the two of you found when you found each other. He was such an incredibly encouraging person to me as an adult piano student. He was generous with praise and moral support and modeled exuberant love of music and its power to transform lives. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him. With deepest sympathy and love,
Sharron and Ron

Rest In Peace, my friend. I will miss you and all the laughs we shared over the past 25 years. Ciao, George M.