Ronald G. Stone

When I started teaching Mr. Stone was the Acting Principal at Avon Avenue School. He was very helpful to me as a new teacher. One day he poked his head into my room and very quietly announced that the police were looking for me. My heart jumped, because little did he know I had a run-in with the police down the Shore - turns out he was only joking, but he had me going for a little while. :)
I didn't know Mr. Stone very well, but I will always remember him saying 'do unto others as you...

Mr.Stone I am really going to miss you its is hard to belive that someone that has helped me through the lost of my brother is gone. I feel blessed to know that i have an additional angel in my life always and for ever. I love you and I am going to miss you so much. Don't worry class of 08 is going to make. IP all day

YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MISS AND LOVE . I LL SEE YOU WHEN I GET THERE SO SAVE ME A SPOT.....

YU WILL ALWAYS BE MISS FROM A FORMER BASKETBALL PLAYER

I knew Ron in High Scool and later on, after college, we were neighbors. We were good friends at that time, playing chess and having a beer once in awhile. I moved away and hadn't seen Ron in thrirty years or so. I will always remember him as an easy going guy with a great sense of humor, loyal and a determined individual.
My sincere condloences to his family.

I knew Ron as a friendly, sincere person with a big heart in college. He accomplished great things in his life by inspiring so many people. He is truly a hero. My condolences to his family.

I knew him in college & heard of his work & career. It is great to see how many lives he touched & that he made a difference in so many lives.

It is always difficult to lose a loved one,but we have to know that he is in a beter place. My heart goes out to the Stone Family. May the Father of all Creation contine to comfort and keep you in your time of sorrow.

I went to college with Ron....great guy. He was liked by all who met him. My sympathy and prayers are with his family.