Ronald F. Poirier

Ron was my mechanic for many years and mentioned his illness a few times while continuing to work. He had the cleanest shop I've ever seen. I have a newer car now that hasn't required service in the past few years so hadn't seen Ron in a while. I hope he got to enjoy some of his retirement after all his hard work.

I met Ronnie about six years ago when I first joined The Vintage Auto Unit of the Melha Shriners . After the meeting, my corvette wouldn´t start, and who diagnosed the problem. ? It was Ron of course. He was a master mechanic and even better friend and Shriner. Ron was not shy about expressing his opinions but he had a heart of hold. We will miss you, brother Ron ! Our deepest sympathy goes out to Gladys and the family. Bill Rice President Vintage Autos

IN MEMORY OF RONALD F POIRIER

Ronnie and I hung out a bit as teenagers. He lived a few blocks from me in Chicopee. We both worked at Stan's Variety Store on Meetinghouse Road. Ron had a great sense of humor. My condolences to his family.

We were blessed by having known such a remarkable man. He will be missed by many. Thoughts and Prayers to Gladys and family

Ron was a great guy . He will be missed.

Gladys and family so sorry for your loss. I was best friend to Shirley and knew Ron when he was still a teenage. Very nice guy. Now he is with Shirley & Buddy

We Offer Our Condolences to the Entire Family. Ron was Our Mechanic and Most All a Good Friend of Ours for Over Twenty Years. We Will Keep Him in Our Thoughts and Prayers.

For a guy who "didn't have any extra time" he sure found a lot once he got into Shrine. It was an honor and pleasure to know him. He was a super mechanic and an even more super person. He will be missed by many. My thoughts and prayers are with Gladys and his entire family.