Ronald F. Eichman

Long story, but I knew Ronald in the 60s , but had reconnected 2 yrs ago. We reset on FB and he visited me in Florida and last yr my husband and I took him out to eat while going to my 55th class reunion. The last comment I had from him was 2 months ago, so today I did research and found the obituary. My condolences to the family. I knew him when he dated my sister right before he met Nancy. Apparently Nancy and I went to the same church at Forks UCC back in the 50/60. Our paths did a lot of...

We are very sorry to hear that Ronnie has passed away. We will never forget all of the memories, including playing pinochle and going to family picnics and football games. The family is in our thoughts and our prayers . Nancy and Richard Heater

We knew & worked with Ron for many years. He was great to work with. Always on top of his game. RIP Ron

Ron worked at PPL with my dad, I worked with him as a contractor over the years. Ron was a super nice guy, very knowledgeable, helpful and a pleasure to have known and worked with. Prayers for the Eichman family. May you rest in peace Ron.

Kurt and I send our deepest condolences to Ron's entire family. Ron and I shared many emails over the years about the Eichman family history. Our shared interest in genealogy enabled us to have a special bond that I will never forget. Besides that, I learned that he was a God loving, deeply caring, and devoted family man who loved life and humanity who gave of himself wherever he could. It has been a great honor to have known him. Good bye Ron. Thanks for your friendship.

My late husband worked with Ron at PPL Bethlehem Service Center. RIP Ron.

My condolences to his family. Remembering him well from our roller skating days at Bushkill Park as teenagers. R.I.P.

Ron was a very nice man. He´s a relative of my cousin Patrick. Always admired his kindness , especially with is wife Nancy. Before she passed away Nancy had many health issues. She was a real "trooper" who stayed positive even though her legs were failing. He helped her tremendously and didn´t complain. They continue d to enjoy life even as it got more challenging ! They will both now be sadly missed at the Memorial Day Picnic and everywhere else too. Sincerely > Ellen ...