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Ronald B. Stalder

1954 - 2019

Ronald Stalder Obituary

STALDER, Ronald B. Ronald B. Stalder, 65, of Austin passed away quietly on Dec. 9, 2019 after a long battle with severe memory loss and a short period of failing physical health. Ron was a fun-loving, caring person until his memory drifted away. He loved his children and granddaughters and was a true friend to many people. Ron was born to Edgar A. and Mildred A. (Strahm) Stalder on Oct. 17, 1954 in Kearney, NE. His childhood was marked by several moves following his father's work as a school teacher and later a USDA computer analyst. In 1967 the Stalders moved to New Orleans, where Ron attended middle school and graduated from O. Perry Walker High School. He loved playing football and excelled as a wide receiver and defensive back. After high school Ron did a stint in the U.S. Air Force before embarking on the life-long career he loved, law enforcement. Ron worked for the Louisiana Department of Corrections and the Louisiana State University Police Department before moving to Austin and joining the University of Texas Police Department in 1984. He proudly served there until 2006, rising through the ranks to lieutenant. Ron loved being in the field, protecting and serving people on a one-to-one basis. His ability to see all sides of a situation, good or bad, and his ability to empathize with people made him an excellent field officer. He finished his life's work in security at the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center until his memory problems kept him from further employment. Ron is survived by his daughter Leigh Stalder of Houston; and his son Nathaniel Stalder, his wife Kayleigh and their four daughters, Chloe 10, Anna 9, Camille 8 and Sonja 3, of Hutto. He also leaves behind two brothers, Robert (Pattie) Stalder of Westmoreland, KS, and Richard (Pam) Stalder of Zachary, LA, and a sister, Susan (Brian) Brinker of Stillwater, OK. A celebration of Ron's life is pending and details will be announced later.

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Published by Austin American-Statesman on Dec. 19, 2019.

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Terry Rogers

September 1, 2024

Fond memories of working with Ron at the utpd.

Nathan Stalder

April 11, 2023

To My Father- You are missed more than you could imagine. Not a day passes when I don't think of some fond memory we shared. I will forever be grateful for the positive impact you had on my life. I am blessed to have had such a wonderful relationship with you.

Love,
Your Son

Chloe

December 13, 2022

Hi, this is Chloe im 13 now and his third year anniversary was yesterday, I miss him so much love you papa Rohn! <3

Max and Stephanie Barney

August 20, 2021

We are so sorry to just now be learning of Ron's passing. We both worked with Ron at the University of Texas Police Dept. Ron was instrumental in helping me get hired on with the Dallas Police Dept in 1995 and my husband in 1990. Ron was a wonderful friend, co-worker and officer. He had a big heart and always ready with a joke to make you laugh. Never heard a harsh word pass his lips. He spoke often of all of his family that he had so much love for. Prayers for all of his family that our Lord may comfort you.

chloe stalder

March 24, 2021

i am his grand daughter chloe , 12 years of age

Caroline Foose

December 19, 2019

Jon and I are so very sorry to hear of Ron's death. Much love, Caroline Foose

VINCENT GIACCONE

December 19, 2019

Richard, so sorry to hear of the passing of your brother. May the moments your shared grant you comfort and peace. Our thanks for his service in the U.S. Air Force in defense of our Nation. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you, Pam, and the Stalder Family as you grieve. God Bless, Vince and Rhenda Giaccone

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