Ronald T. Gust

Ron Worked for me when he started a Barber in La Grange Park. I could see that he was a very nerves person,but a great one, to not continue in this profession. I had connections with the caddy Master at EVCC, I used my connection to arrange for an interview with Mr Ugalinie ( not sure of the correct spelling). Ron was happy to tell me that he was accepted as a assistant to the caddy Master who was to retire after the season. If Ron was here to recall, one of the jobs was to repaint the hall...

Ron was a good boss who took care of his people, worked hard, taught valuable life lessons and had a good sense of humor that made working at EVCC a very memorable experience. I would not be where I am today in the professional world without his lessons that I still remember to this day.

Lord, please take good care of our favorite caddy master and friend.

And thank you Ron for everything you've done for me, my brother and many others....

Matt Geerdes,...

A true mentor and friend to me as well! Thanks for all the fantastic years and memories at EVCC, and for your great message from earlier this year. You will truly be missed by all who knew you. And now, may you rest in peace sir, amen.

Respectfully yours,


Ken Kufner

EVCC, 1981 - last "loop" in November of 2005

May God bless your soul my friend. Rest in peace. Our deepest sympathy to your family. Diane and the girls.

What can I say? My first boss and mentor. And a great friend. Ron was a joy. Will miss you Ron. Thank you for everything.

You will be missed my friend. We were acquainted roughly 50 years through our connection with Edgewood Valley Country Club. May God bless you and your family.

Ron worked at Edgewood Valley Country Club for many years. He always had a big smile on his face when greeting you and worked hard to perform his job professionally. God bless him!

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

Ronny it has been a long road buddy and you were taken too soon. Many memories at Edgewood Valley and beyond. Judy and I will miss you my friend. Rest in peace and may the perpetual light shine upon you forever.