Ronald A. Keno

The last time we saw him when he sat at our table at a class reunion he said Don't call me Mr. Keno, call me Ron. He was genuinely a great guy.

A GREAT MAN. WILL BE MISSED. R I P

Condolences to all the family - Mr. Keno a great person- was my ceramic teacher untill my graduation 1964 - he involved me to sculpure likeness busts of preident JFK, FDR, Teddy Roosevelt, and Robert Kennedy- great memories... Ronald R.I.P

Ron held a rare quality not seen in many, he always made people he met feel significant. And always an amazing story to tell of a great find and wanting to hear yours.

Ronald Keno will be greatly missed but his/her warmth, kindness, and gentle spirit will be remembered forever.

Ronnie and Norma were great friends and neighbors of my entire family.Miss Ann was wonderful...bittersweet memories..Brimfield times missed so much..love to all..Ronnie and Dottie stopping at My house on the bicycle built for two..sad I am.

We are sending our condolences to the Keno family, and especially to Dottie. Ron was always fun and interesting to talk with in our antiques center in Little Falls.

Our deepest condolences from the Stasilli family, we all loved your father. He was a superb art teacher, a kindhearted man, and friend of our family. Some memories I have are cold winters when he used to give me and my brother Ralph a ride to school in his Volkswagen Karmann Ghia. We were so happy to catch that ride & get warm. My brother Jerry told me that Mr. Keno often came to our house with my sister Adele, and eat lunch with Mom (Pierina Stasilli) We were blessed to have known him, have...

We're so sorry to hear of Ron's passing. We always stopped to see him when he was on Creek Rd. You're all in our thoughts and prayers!