Ronald Scott Owsley

Dear Connie & family, We are still so sad that Ron has passed. It was such a pleasure to become friends of yours & certainly enjoyed having you stay with us in New Mexico. We enjoyed playing many games & cards with you. He had a great sense of humor & Jim will miss sending texts to him at football time. He endured alot of pain with his arthritis but he never complained. May he Rest in Peace! All our Love & sincere condolences! Jim & Judy

Dear Connie and family, We are so sorry to hear of Ron's passing. You guys were always good neighbors. Our condolences to all of you.

I met Ron at Westminster college where we became very good friends Ron and I had many good times together.I remember Ron in his Ford Falcon,I think he loved that car.Ron had a great interest in 60´s music as did I.He gave me a new appreciation for Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones.Ron and I also enjoyed a good garlic burger at the cotton bottom .I think one of Ron´s great quality´s was his positive attitude even while having to deal with some physical set backs.I will miss Ron and his sense...

I met Ron at Westminster college where we became very good friends.Ron and I had many good times together.I remember Ron and his Ford Falcon.I think he loved that car.Ron had a great interest in 60´s music as did I.He gave me a new appreciation for Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones.Ron and I also enjoyed a good garlic burger at the cotton bottom.I think one of Rons great quality´s was positive attitude even while having to deal with some physical challenges I will miss Ron and his sense of...

Connie and family, John and I are holding you in our hearts and thoughts. Ron had such a sweet way about him. We always enjoyed his company at family events. Sending much love ~ Joene and John Nicolaisen

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

We were sad to hear of Ron's passing, but relieved that he is finally free from his excruciating pain. He was a one-of-the-kind sort of guy with an uncanny ability to make us laugh. Playing pinocle, he would sometimes "mistake" one red card for another or make a similar self-serving slip - then fess up with an innocent smile. Connie would say "Oh Ron" and he would be forgiven. I will miss his wry sense of humor and friendship.

Dr Ryan Owsley, Dave and I are so sorry to hear of the passing of your dad. Sending prayers and condolences to you and your family at this time. Dave and Michelle Sorensen McCall, Idaho

To my good friend, Ron. How I miss the times of Maggie McGee's and the discussions of investing decisions. Teaching me how to play cribbage at Camp Oakley. The retreats at Camp Utaba. You were a great friend and I will miss you.