Ronald-Soncrainte Sr.-Obituary

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Ronald Lee Soncrainte Sr.

Clarkston, Michigan

Oct 29, 1942 – Jan 30, 2024

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BORN
October 29, 1942
DIED
January 30, 2024
LOCATION
Clarkston, Michigan

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Lewis E. Wint and Son Funeral Home - Clarkston Obituary

SONCRAINTE, Ronald Lee, Sr.; of Davison; passed away on January 30, 2024 at the age of 81;


husband of Charlotte; father of Tony (Kim) Albro, Carl (Jessica) Albro, Ronald, Jr. ( Kim) Soncrainte and Jana (Jim) Turns; grandfather of Josh, Chris, Turner, Kyle (Libby) and Tyler; great grandfather of Londyn and Jager; brother of  Judy (Gary) Studnicki, Rick Soncrainte. preceded in death by his parents Clayton and Nellie Soncrainte and brother Robert Soncrainte.


Ron served in the U.S. Navy. He served for 25 years as an Oakland County Sheriff’s Deputy. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, wood carving, traveling and dancing. He was a past President of Oakland County Sportsman’s Club. The family would like to thank the staff at the Ridge of Goodrich (formerly The Pines of Goodrich) for their amazing care and compassion the past four years.


Friends may visit Lewis E. Wint & Son Funeral Home, Clarkston on Thursday, February 1st from 4 - 9 p.m.


Funeral Service Friday, February 2nd at 12:30 p.m. visitation one hour prior at the funeral home.


Inurnment Great Lakes National Cemetery, Holly.


In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to OCDSA- Oakland County Deputy Sheriff's Association Family Benevolent Fund, 581 W.Kennett Road, Pontiac, MI 48340


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I’m so sorry to hear of Ron’s passing Char, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.
I still laugh about the time he and several other club members waved Mike and I down on I-75 by flashing his badge out the window of a pickup truckI thought we were in serious trouble and of course Ron was laughing like crazy as he got out of the truck.
God’s blessing on you and your family!
Louise Robertson

My family was so very blessed to have been able have shared memories through our hockey family. tyler and Kyle, thank you for sharing your grandpa with us. He was such a great man. Kim and Ron, the boys, momo, and Doug and I send our most heartfelt thoughts to you . Charlotte, we all just want to say we are so deeply sorry , we all loved him so.

Ron was a great man and a true model and inspiration to other Deputies.

I’ll never forget after he retired he stopped by the office to say hi. He was kind enough to bring me several souvenirs after a recent trip he and Charlotte had made to Pinehurst in North Carolina (where the U.S. Open will be played again, this year) knowing he and I had talked about that historic place previously and how we both hoped to visit it someday.

God bless you Ron! You are and will be...

Had the golden opportunity to work with Ron in booking and on an undercover deal...absolutely loved him as a partner. Calmest, funniest guy ever. You will be missed

We’ll always remember the good times.
Rest in peace, Ron.

So very sorry to hear about Ron's passing. We have good memories from our old neighborhood and OCSD. Our deepest condolences to Char and family.

Rest easy uncle Ron, until we meet again, give mom a big hug for me.

Very sad to hear of Ron’s passing. As a young road officer, Ron was a police mentor to me. He taught me the principle of “Policing is not us against them mentality but rather we are them”. He taught me to make friends with those in the community we serve. I valued his advice and it made my career so much better. Rest in peace my friend.

Ron used to stop by my family's Christmas tree farm every season. He is one of the main reasons I became a deputy. Great man.