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Ronald J. Sitko

Halfmoon, New York

1951 - 2021

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Sitko, Ronald J. HALFMOON Ronald J. Sitko, age 69 of Halfmoon, passed away at home on Monday, April 5, 2021. Born on September 10, 1951, in Pottstown, Pa., he was the son of the late Stanley and Mary Ann Sitko. He was predeceased by his son Matthew Sitko. Ron spent his career as an electrical...

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Deeply saddened. I remember the first time Ron came to Union. He had a briefcase with a couple items for sale - Exhibition gasket material was one of them. The next year he was back with 4-5 items. Each year it grew to what we saw in 2019. A true loss to the hobby and the world!

Verry sad to hear of the passing of Ron, i did business with Ron for at least 35 years, first in Union and other Fairs and later by telephone and post. Will miss his parts and support. My condolences to his family

One of the things we missed the most after selling our Phonograph business was seeing and visiting with all the other people at Union. We were shocked and saddened when we heard that Ron passed. Norm and Janyne Smith

I have been seeking Ron´s knowledge on phonographs for over 30 years. I have never had a question he could not answer. There is no one that I have ever known with his knowledge and wisdom. The world has just lost a great man who will be missed by many.

I did business with Ron for a number of years, and I can say without any reservations, Ron was the most helpful and honest man I know. RIP Ron Ken (Phonoken) Ogden Portland OR

Oh Carolyn, so sorry to hear of Ron´s passing. Most heartfelt empathy! Remembering our shared times at Mary´s Haven, keeping you both very close in mind, heart & prayers.

He was just one of those gentle souls that you could talk about anything at anytime and get a good laugh at the same time. He had a great sense of humor and he was a gentleman with dignity and a big heart who is now sorely missed. He was a privilege to know, a real decent human being and l always enjoyed wheeling and dealing with him. He taught me a lot and l always held a happy & healthy respect for him. I have fond memories of him. My condolences to his family and to the antique phonograph...

The world has lost a true and smart GENTLEMAN. Good bye my friend.

Anthony Sinclair "Australia Calling"

For many years Ron and Carolyn were very helpful and faithful volunteers at Mary's Haven, sharing their expertise and compassion with all who entered. Ron and Carolyn are in our thoughts and prayers. God bless, Janet