Ronald E. Stiles

Good friend and would brighten my day. Will always remember him.

Officer Stiles was a great help to our family when he served in York Springs/Latimore Twp. We will never forget him. Our sympathy to the family.

He headed our D.A.R.E program when I was nine years old, helped all throughout my time at school (especially in my teens), and was there to help when my family member´s home burnt down. He took care of me (and my friends) as a teenager and has always shown up in my life in intermittent, unexpected, and helpful ways. He always had a knack for being present whenever I didn´t even know I needed him, lol. It hurts my heart to know that I will never see him again but I am grateful for the time...

Oh my dear Ron, may you now be at peace. I´m gonna miss ya saying "Hey Kat we need some creamer", and Amy how bout them Cowboys! You were our morning man.

RIP buddy. Nice working with you. You will always be part of the fabric of Dillsburg Law Enforcement. Not sure if heaven is ready for you! Till we meet again...

He would stop at my work everyday for coffee and his newspapers. We all really grew to love Ron . Him and I would always talk about football . Him a Steelers fan and me a Dallas fan . He was genuinely nice to every employee and he will be very very missed. Rest easy Ron ,you've earned your spot in heaven in so many ways .

What a wonderful friend! As anyone on earth reads these condolences, you know by the second one that this man was mighty special, just as I knew him to be. So many laughs, so many conversations and absolute wonderful memories! Blessings to all the family but especially Suzy, as your dad spoke of you often with such pride and to Jordan whom I know he loved immensely. I will truly miss him.

Blue Skies Ron! Thank you for always watching over me, I am eternally grateful for your weekly check-in on Friday´s. My thoughts & prayers are with you Suzy, Eileen & Jordan.

I had the honor and privilege of serving with Ron with the PA Guard in the 1980-1990 time frame. He was a great teammate and made our work together meaningful. RIP Ron.