Ronald W. Meyer

I shall always remember Ron as a dear friend and neighbor.. He was the highlight of our time in St. Louis. They enjoyed the birth of their first baby while we were there. Those were happy times Gary and Patsy Shankles, Lubbock, TX

Todd and Family, our sincere condolences regarding the passing of your beloved father/grandfather. Clearly he lives on in fond memories as well as the guidance and example by which you live out your lives.

Thinking of you all with much love. Praying that the true peace that passes all understanding will be yours. Hugs to you all from your cousins in the Giles family in Arizona. Donna

My thoughts and prayers goes out to all of the MEYER Family. I worked with Ron for many years at White-Rodgers. He was so much fun to work with, he always made you laugh, he talked about his family,as we all did. Ron will be miss.
My prayers are with you.
De Christiansen
O'Fallon, MO.

To the family of Ron Meyer I'd like to express my sincere sympathy. I am also a retiree of White-Rodgers although I retired after only 27 years. Ron was a great guy, and when he and his friend and co-worker, Frank Mehler were together, there was never a dull moment. I believe they were known fondly as Frick & Frack. I will remember you all in my prayers, and I'm certain that many happy memories will be of great comfort to you.
JoAnn Trostel Powell

ScottI am so sorry to hear of your fathers passing. I know this is an extra difficult time of year to deal with the loss of a loved one and you are in Dianne's and my prayers.Your friend,Mike Turner

Scott, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time of loss. It is never easy to lose a love one especially during the Christmas Season.
Jeff & Tammy Harper

Dear Meyer Family, Our prayers and thoughts are with you all.