Ronald Stevens

Ron is missed by Sweet Seasons Bakery and Cafe where we gladly served him regularly. His favorite was the havarti dill quiche which we always tried to have for him as it was his favorite. We got to know and love him and we’re glad to know he is in heaven now and is happy.

He was such a wonderful person! I have volunteered many times with him for the Lowell Museum and walked away thinking that I would do that again 100 more times if i could work with him- he made it fun, interesting and the time just blew by. Thank you to his family for sharing him with us.
Tina Siciliano/Cadwallader

I’m so sorry that the world has lost such a wonderful person! It’s been nearly 50 years since I had Mr Stevens for my 5th grade teacher at Alexander Hamilton Elementary School. Yes, even after all these years, he is still Mr Stevens to me. He made a big impact on my life. He was the first leader who made it clear that boys and girls can play sports together. I spent many recesses playing football with most of our class. On mild spring days, when he knew nobody wanted to stay still, he’d...

My favorite teacher in all my years of education (40 years ago/5th grade). Mr. Stevens would go outside at recess and play kick-ball with all of his students. He will be greatly missed and always appreciated and remembered by all that knew him.