Ronald George Sorensen

I am thinking of Ron at this time of year and especially of Debi. My favorite memory is of Ron driving the two of us up to quilt retreat, then going fishing before returning home. He would call Debi each night to tell her he was missing her, then show up bright and early on the last day to pick us up. One never felt it was an imposition when Ron did you a service--he truly made you feel that it was a pleasure for him to do so. What a kind and generous man.

I worked for many years with Ron at PacifiCorp. He was a valued friend and trusted co-worker. His expertise, knowledge and leadership made working with him a pure joy. He was always there to help anyone who needed a second opinion or guidance. We were all lucky to have Ron as a friend in and out of the work setting.

I remember years ago Ron's work took him to the northwest. My son Ron was was in Portland, newly married, far away from home. Ron Sorensen took the time, went out of his way and called my son and took him to lunch. Not many people are that good and would do such a thing, but Ron Sorensen was. He will be greatly missed. We love you Debbie and your beautiful family.

I am a friend of Sally Christensen. I was so sad when she told me of the suffering Ronald had to go through. He was a valiant soul to have to pass through so much pain. He will be missed so much by his family and friends. Thank you for the loving care you gave him in his time of need. May God comfort you in your sorrow. Keep his memory alive. Remember all the fun times you had together. He was and is a great example of our Savior Jesus Christ. Love, Andrea Cramer

I agree wholeheartedly with the statement, "He was a friend to everyone and loved by all." I am one of those many friends. And I loved him.

I knew Ron for many years while living in Draper I did business with him at Utah Power & Light His family I were great friends We extend our sympathy to the family Howard & Cathy Rindlisbacher Dallas Texas