Ronald W. Kusek

Dear Lisa: So Sorry to hear about Ron.

Ron´s anecdotes and humor kept me and the HSB accounting team going during the Covid lockdown. The world is a little less bright without him. My deepest condolences.

Lisa, I am so sorry to read of your husband's passing. After 41 years, it's difficult to imagine the days ahead. I pray that good memories and close family help you to heal in the days ahead.

I worked with Ron and Doreen for years at MMWEC. Ron was one of the good guys and was kind and compassionate. I always remember when I was talking about donating turkeys to the Open Pantry and he opened his wallet and handed me a $50 bill to buy more. He was a man of integrity. I am so sorry for your loss.

Lisa, So sorry to hear about Ron. Are thoughts are with you. Paul & Heidi Christman

Barbara and I had the pleasure of knowing Ron for many years.Ron was fine person and avid Boston fan.He will be sadly missed by many.R.I.P Ron we will pray for you and your family.

Our deepest condolences to you and the whole family from John and Adelia Pedro

Please accept my deepest sympathies for your loss. I lost my own 68-year-old brother last year to brain cancer and it was very hard. My thoughts and prayers to all the family, with special love to Michael, a very special man who I had the pleasure of working with years ago. Losing our parents is difficult enough but losing our siblings is even more so. Sending my love.