Ronald L. Slaughter

To a man who was always willing to lend a hand, set aside his own projects, in order to lessen the load on others. A man with a code of honor, and a pair of eyes that penetrated all armor. Ron, I will never forget your sagacious insights and "Slaughterisms", your bulls-eyes and trip 20s, your Socratic method of questioning to help others learn how to think for themselves, crossword puzzles over pots of Safari coffee, finger-plucked green olives (right out the jar); your polymathic depths of ...

Uncle Ron, I am blessed to have known you.I know you're in a better place now. Hug Pa, Nan, and Uncle Kelly for me!

Our deepest condolences, neighbors of Ron's. Sara and Brian Thomas

I'm sure Ron is well-remembered by many of his classmates at Normandy High who, like myself, appreciated the friendly smile he had for everyone. My sympathies to his family and friends.

my deepest condolence,(dad)i will always remember you john lentz

Worked with Ron at wikoff. Was In My early 20,s. Helpd me get a good runnig car and a good pair of roller blades. Yep. Find your brother call your mother. Heard him say that on the phone when school got out for his boy,s alot! Thats not the only reason we called him Dad. Taught me alot. Thanks Ron Dad.

"Dad" is what everyone called him. He was a great friend.

What a hole you have left in all of our hearts and lives. You will be greatly missed, but never forgotten. Much love and peace to your family.