Ronald Weinstein

We were roommates at Princeton for awhile. I had the good fortune of enjoying the warmth of his family in Trenton during a Thanksgiving break, since I was unable to return to my home. Many years later, after he had gone west and I had gone to live on the other side of the Atlantic, we found each other. He had lost none of his warmth, generosity and quiet humanity. An unassuming but nevertheless extraordinary man. We are all poorer for losing him.
James Dashow

It is absolutely amazing the depth that a person such as Ron can have, yet that may go unnoticed or undetected when one is too young to understand. I grieve for the family's loss and also that I never fully understood my quiet classmate from junior and senior high schools. Dorothea Naylor Kelsey, Jr. 3 and THS '62

Dear Diane and family. It is so sad to lose such a dear friend. May all the sweet memories stay with all who knew and loved him..

Our Deepest Sympathy.

I am very sorry to hear of Ron's passing. I knew him in high school and in boy scouts. An interesting story that I will always remember occurred on boy scouts athletic night. Boxing was one of the activities and somehow mild mannered, quiet Ron was picked or volunteered to fight another scout. I don't know if it was anger or fear that propelled Ron to fight like a crazy person but they had to pull him off of the other scout. His adversary did not have a chance. Everyone was shocked and...

I am so sorry about Ron. My deepest condolences. Ruth Tilleman- High School friend.

I was a classmate of Ronnie's. I remember him as a quiet smiling person, which is how he will live on in my memory. My condolences to all. Barbara (Bobby) Bistrong Higgs

I always looked forward to seeing Ron at family functions. He was such a genuinely sweet guy!!!!
It's been a very sad week for my family.

Our Deep Condolences-Ron was a terric man.