San Bernardino, California
Age 57
Mr. Ronald "Moe" Clayton Marr, of Beaumont, California, born on November 22, 1961 in Killeen, Texas, to Rosalinde Marr and the late John A. Marr, passed away at age 57 on May 16, 2019 in San Bernardino, California. Ronald graduated from Beaumont HS for high school in 1980. He was a Corporal - Retired at Pinal County Sheriffs Department. Ronald was the beloved husband of Susan. He is survived by his daughter, Meagan (Brandon) Bobb; brothers, Eugene & (Kim) Marr, Frank & (Rosina)Marr, and Donald & (Silvia) Marr; sister, Donna & (Kenneth) Brana; and grandchildren, Cameron Bobb and Gavin Bobb. Friends and family are welcome to attend the graveside service, officiated by Pastor Brady Rice, on Friday, June 7 at 1:00 p.m. at Desert Lawn Funeral Home - Calimesa, 11251 DESERT LAWN DRIVE, Calimesa, California, 92320.
One of the Greatest councilors to ever walk at Children's Village in ca.
Thomas Clute
July 29, 2025 | Beaumont, CA | Acquaintance
I worked with Ron at the village in cottage 2A . He was always so much fun!! We had some great times back then. I did not find out he passed until 2023, what a shock! So long Ron I will always remember you with a smile in my heart❤ .
Karen Roppelt-Hauschild
September 27, 2023 | Beaumont, CA | Friend
Ron,
Just found out about your passing. You were taken away too young. We worked together for close to 10 years at the Village of Childhelp and left to pursue different careers near in time. You went to AZ and joined law enforcement and I began my practice as a lawyer.
Although we lost contact, several of the children you assisted in your care at the Village inquired about you [those whom I encountered as adults]. They remembered you even decades later and asked of...
I. Quadri
October 08, 2021 | Coworker
Ron,
you were truly one of the good ones. You were always so kind and you always made sure to ask how everything was going. And though we haven't worked closely since I changed assignments, I will always remember the "tall, skinny dude" with a huge smile on his face.
And I will ALWAYS miss you saying "What's up Goldie?"
I am sending huge #GoldLine love to your family and friends.
Angelique #605
Angelique Graham
June 28, 2019 | Florence, AZ | Coworker
I just got this news and can't breathe spending time with Donna and Ronald on Oak Glen Road when we were kids ... formative people the Marrs ! Ping pong, flowers, your long driveway and rambling love ... I remember so many moments from our childhood ... death is not the end. May your hearts be full of the love and joy Ronald is.
Joanne Miller
June 18, 2019 | Middleton, ID | Friend
Dear Ron,
every time we met we had a fun time together.
You will be missed!
With love and prayers from Germany
Marcel Schwender, Erika & Manfred Gassmann
June 11, 2019 | Family
So sorry for your lost . Peace and joy to you and your family.
Billy Brown
June 06, 2019 | Tucson, AZ | Friend
I enjoyed working with Cpl. Marr and his infamous smile is forever burned in my memory. He was always kind and encouraging.
He will be missed. Love & prayers to your family
Lisa Smoyer
June 04, 2019 | Apache Jct., AZ | Coworker
Ron, you were a good friend and you will be missed. We will, no doubt, meet up again someday so until that time comes may God richly bless you and keep you. I pray that He would comfort your family and friends and shine His light onto them. With All Our Love, Tommy and Debbie
Thomas Riccobono
June 03, 2019 | Gilbert, AZ | Friend
