Ronald J. Skrebes

Another year has passed since my best friend went to heaven with our Lord. I miss him every day of every week and every month and every year as time passes. May his soul continue to rest in heaven. Will

It seems like yesterday that Ron was having breakfast with me at Apple Hills, even in snow storms where we were the only ones there. I miss his actual presence but he is still in my life and will always be there. I will always have Ron in my thoughts and my heart. As long as we speak his name, he will never leave us.

A year has passed but it seems like yesterday we were eating breakfast at Green Brothers, hunting at the cabin or just talking on the phone. You are in my heart and in my my thoughts and that will never change. Your legacy lives on in your family and your friends and especially within me.

Hard to believe a year has passed. I still miss you more than words can say. The kids were in this weekend and we toasted. You with a. Gin and tonic at our bench on Cayuga Lake. Love Always, Maureen

I just found out about Ron's passing today, May 30, 2014. I knew Ron from 5th grade at Harry L. Johnson School. We had a common bond as we were both LITHUANIAN - and the only kids in class who ever heard of Lithuania! We only saw eachother a few times over the years but it was always beyond a joy to see Ron. To his family, my heartfelt prayers are with you all. Pat Grigor Fabricius

Erica,
So sorry to read about your father passing away. One thing is certain, your dad helped raise a wonderful daughter.

Maureen, Sheila, Kerry, Erica and family - The memory of Ron will always be in my heart and soul. Because of Ron I am a better person. Ron was a great friend for the 28 years we worked at BOCES. In retirement we grew even closer and he became my best friend and confidant. The days we spent hunting or just sitting around having a glass of wine along with our weekly breakfast at Green Brothers will always be precious to me. Ron has touched so many lives is a very special way and because...

Maureen and family, I am deeply saddened to learn of Ron's death. God has shown his mercy and taken him to his eternal peace. I will always remember Ron as such a kind, gentle man -always smiling. He was so helpful when Al and I moved to Schubert St. My love to all of you!