Ronald MINK

You cannot find anybody on the planet, who did not like Ronnie Mink. He will be mist

Ron was quite the gentleman. His loss is felt by many. Like many others, I had the privilege of knowing and working with Ron while in the 42nd. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of his family and friends.

Ron was taken far too early and was a good friend to all of us in the 42nd Aerial Port Squadron! Rest in peace Ron you will be missed! My thoughts and prayers go out to all of his family.

Bettie Jean, I am deeply sorry to hear about the death of your husband Ronald. I hope and pray that your journey through grief will help you find comfort in all the fond memories you and Ronald created throughtout your life. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

To Bettie and the Mink Family: I was very sorry to hear about Ronald's passing. We shared a lot of laughter at Weaver High School, Class of 1963. You will be missed much! A wonderful person always. May God contiue to bless you all.

Ron was a true friend to me. It was an honor and a priveldge to have served with him in the Air Force Reserve at Westover. He came over to my house and visited our daughter after her head-on car accident. I will never forget his thoughtfulness and kindness. I enjoyed being around him and look forward to the heareafter when he will greet me again. Bob Bathgate of Chicopee, Ma.

To Bettie:
I am so sorry for your loss. Ronald Mink was a beautiful person to be around with. I use to live in the projects on Martin Street. I grew up around Anthony, Marvin and Kenneth. So don't give up because he fought a good fight and the Lord just brought him up in heaven.

My thoughts and prayers to Ron's family. Even though my heart is heavy because of his passing, I find myself smiling at the memories from our many years together at Westover and Annual Tours.