Ronald Marcus

A true gentleman. His knowledge of Stamford was astonishing. Peace and love to his family and everyone who knew him.

I was so sad to hear about Mr. Marcus passing. I grew up with Liz and our backyards "met"! Always a great family! The family is in my thoughts and prayers!

A wonderful man. An invaluable treasure trove of history all to willing to share with us during the making of the theatrical documentary: "Stamford: A Small Town Remembers." Rest in peace, a job well done. Sincerely, Michael Macari

To the family, I am so sorry for your loss. Ron was a wonderful man. I cut his hair for many years. He was so proud of his daughters and granddaughter. I had so many interesting conversations with him. May he RIP

Thank you for keeping Stamford´s history alive!! May you rest in peace

Dear Ron's Family, We the Board of Trustees of Long Ridge Union Cemetery are deeply saddened over Ron's passing. He was an engaging man of wit, depth, and great learning especially regarding Stamford's History and our Cemetery's in particular. We will always cherish his great friendship with our Association, as we're sure the greater Stamford Community, will as well. Please accept our thoughts and prayers over losing this wonderful man and a true Stamford treasure. All our Best, Mark H....

Ron Marcus was a treasure, sharing his historical knowledge with everyone. He was a true gentlemen that was greatly admired. Rest in peace

Dear Family I am truly sorry for your loss. I met Ron at the History Center on a few occasions . He always loved talking about Stamford. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him Sincere condolences Rosemarie Marrucco Blosio

Ron always had an interesting story to tell about Stamford's past. He will be greatly missed when I visit the History Center. Rest in Peace