Ronald Vieselmeyer

We met Ron through the Christian Singles group that met in the basement of the Bible Book Nook, where Ron had his Christian Counseling office. We met each other there, dated and were married by Ron in May, 1983. If not for Ron's vision of a Christian singles group we probably would never have met. We are thankful for Ron and his Christian leadership in our community and for being a warm and caring friend. Our warmest condolences to Kate and Julie.

Ron, My dear friend brother in the Lord you will be greatly missed. Thank for your many years of service to our Lord and Savior.

Ron was a very quiet, easy going and unassuming family man with Godly principles. Ron faithfully served his Country in many ways. He fought the good fight and finished the race, always remaining faithful. We didn't really lose him because we know where he is.

My wife and I fondly remember Ron. He and Kate visited us twice in Germany. The Vieselmeyer family (sometimes spelled Vieselmeier) has its roots nearby, specifically in the community of Börninghausen (now a district of Preußisch Oldendorf). I also fondly remember the family reunion in Laramie, Wyoming, and my visit to Ron and Kate in Coeur d'Alene. Our thoughts and prayers are with Kate, as well as their children, Monte, Mark, and Julie, and their families, Ulrike Schröder, and Kurt Vieselmeier.

Our sympathies and Prayers for you Kate and your family. Didn't see or talk to Ron much, but always enjoyed our time at family reunions. I know he will be missed. I am Lois Nelson a first cousin from Nebraska. Tinking of you.

Ed and Marilyn Taves. We had the privilege to develop a deep friendship to Ron and Kate, being their pastor at Ironwood Chapel for ten years. Through the years they always opened their home to stay and fellowship when we traveled through. Ron will be missed but we know He now has residence in an even better eternity with the Lord he served while on this earth. God bless the family with healing and guidance in their loss.

When we hear Ron´s name we smile. He was a strong Christian warrior and teacher. He was one whose face lit up when he saw you and remembered you by name. We love to quote him when we talk of him. Our fav quote is when we look at each other we say anything "in Love". To understand how memorable this quote is you would have to hear him say it with his exaggerated drawl. Dear God, hold this precious son of yours with extreme pride. He has been a faithful servant to you and we are as happy as...

I am so very sorry Kate and Julie. I know the pain you are experiencing. Ron was a strong caring man who contributed greatly to our community. Sending prayers.