Ronald Wolk Sr.

Don't know what caused me to think about Ron today, but for some reason I did an online search and sadly find that he has left us. We grew up together in the Christy Park section of McKeesport, were in the same class from grade school through high school. He appeared more than once on the Wilkins Amateur Hour playing his accordion during those wonderful 50's. I lost touch after his freshman year at CMU while I studied at WVU. A really good guy that will be missed by everyone that knew...

I worked with Ron at ALyeska Pipeline Service Company in Alaska and always appreciated his energy, enthusiasm, and professionalism. Interestingly, just a couple of weeks ago my youngest son, who is a sophomore in HS, was talking with me about nuclear bombs, as they were studying the topic in school. I asked if he knew about the Amchitka testing that was done in Alaska in the early 70's. He said he did, so I shared with him that I had worked with a man (Ron Wolk) who worked on the testing and...

I wanted to extend my deepest sympathies to your entire family. I was one of the nurses that had the privilege to care for Mr. Wolk during his final hours. Truly a beautiful family and so much love was felt in that room and I will always remember that. Keeping you all in my prayers.

With deepest sympathy to you and your family Ron, an old friend from CMU...

Cindy,
My heart goes out to you, your mom, brothers & family.
Hugs!
Kimberly