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William P Deans Sr
May 4, 2022
I remember Ron well and will always be glad that I knew him and worked with him at Duke.
William Sr
May 12, 2020
I met Ron in the mid-seventies when I was first at Duke and we reconnected fifteen years later when I returned. He was a good friend and colleague. To me he was Mr Duke - Pharmacist.
Pat Officer
May 9, 2020
I met Ron 9 yrs ago as I started caring for his first grandchild, Caroline. He was like a family member to me. Caroline, Catherine and Andrew always were so excited when he and Grammy visited them in Nashville. I will miss his visits as will the Nashville grandchildren, as we call them. RIP my friend. Pat Officer
Debby Johnson
May 6, 2020
Ron was a great man. Worked with him at Duke for years. You will be greatly missed.
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