RONALD KNOTH

My dear friend is always remembered, and I always share with everyone the lessons that I have learned from him. I hope I can stay in touch with all of you, family and friends of Mr. Ronald Knoth.

Still can´t believe you are gone... I remember the amazing dinner at your home, the cheese pie you made and the steamed veggie tool you gave me. Thomas has the jewelry box you gave him in his treasure box!!! You are forever in our hearts!

I miss you and hope to be in touch with your partner and family!

I just learned the heart breaking news and send my deepest condolences to Ron's family and Jim Unger.

Ron was such a sweet, gentle, poetic, supportive, dedicated play writing colleague during my year at HB Studio.

It was an honor to be in his audience on Wednesday nights, traveling to those wonderful worlds he created. Like the two characters in his vaudeville nursing home play, I hope his spirit is dancing and singing happily.

Sincere condolences to Ron's family. Unbelievable that we only recently reconnected from high school, and now he is gone. I wish I had been there at his time of need. So many will miss his wonderful writings, and he will be missed.

We miss you deeply! Can't put down oin words how much we admire you, my friend!

My dear Ron, may this message reach you wherever you are. You are one unique soul. Every word you said always sounded like a poem to me. I can't beleive that you left this world. I miss you. We love you and are praying for your family to find comfort on all of the loving memories.... All of our love, Carolina, Luiz and baby Thomas.

Ronald Knoth was an extraordinary man who was knowledgeable in almost anything. Seeing him last on September 7, 2011, and finding out about his death on September 12,2011 via email was devastating. I had upmost respect for him as a professor as well as a mentor. He will truly be missed.

What a star! A true gentleman - one of a kind. Ron, I will miss you terribly after such a great start as friends. Just a few days ago I was taking pictures of window displays during NY FNO to share with you and my new students at FIT. What will we do without such a great mentor and VM extraordinaire? My heart is broken. Namaste. P-TB