Ronald Hurst

After Googling his name today, I was saddened to learn that Ron passed away nearly two years ago. We were in the JSM-East class of '55, and I counted him among my 4 or 5 best friends. We had a few classes together, but what turned him on was history while my interest was science and math. He could be counted on to make a class interesting by his questions and comments, often seeming to know more than the teacher. He could talk for an hour on the history of the Russian Navy, and this in...

Just heard of Ron's passing. Our Condolences.

We just heard about Ron's passing. He had a positive influence on our children as they attended Morton East. I enjoyed talking with him at the Jewelry store. Kathy, we are so sorry.
Bob and Judy Demkowicz

Kathy, my deepest sympathy on Ron's passing. He was a special man with a caring, giving heart. You know I am here for you anytime. Big hugs sweetie.

Ron Hurst was simply the most memorable teacher and mentor of my high school experience - and remained a lifelong friend. He taught so much more than the American History curriculum - he taught perspective and a questioning attitude without tolerating half-efforts. I'll miss him! Dave Lipinski

Kathy my sincere condolences. Ronald was a kind and caring man.

Joanne-Service Manager at Harris Bank

My fondest memories of My Uncle are the luncheons we had with my father and my other Uncle George every Wednesday after Christmas. My thoughts are prayers are with Kathy and my cousins Rebecca, William and Robert.

My prayers to the Hurst Family.
Mr. Hurst was a wonderful person. I enjoyed his laughter in History class. I also liked visiting the jewlery store to visit the animals.
Georgia Karadimos Class of 1987

my deepest sympathy for the loss of a truly wonderful man. he was such a joy and so engaging to talk to in the jewelry store. my thoughts and prayers go out to the whole family.