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Ronald Wagner Obituary
CLIFTON SPRINGS: Wagner, Ronald R., 71, died on Sun., Dec. 21, 2008 with his family by his side as he went home to Christ. A memorial service will be held on Sat. Dec. 27 at 2pm at the First Baptist Church of West Walworth. Memorials may be directed to the House of John, 14 Spring St., Clifton Springs, NY 14432. Ron was born on May 15, 1937 in Ontario, Canada. He and wife Mouriene Kay (Trobaugh) were married on June 6, 1970 in Detroit, Michigan. He was the volunteer leader of the Men's Bible Study at the Wayne County Nursing Home. Ron thoroughly enjoyed and loved his job at Alpco and especially all of his customers. Mr Wagner is survived by his wife Kay; daughters Rae Wagner, Becky (Tim) Kurek, sons Christopher, Kevin and Keith Wagner; nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his parents and brother Cy Wagner.
Arrangements have been entrust to Robert L. Yost Funeral Home, Inc.
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Marlene Pike
December 25, 2008
I met Ron and Kay in 1977, when they introduced me to my first husband, Keith Freeberg. Keith and Ron were good friends, and now they have both past on to a higher life. We had many good times with Ron and Kay, and watched their children grow. Ron was especially good in telling a good story and both Ron and Keith could always add some good humor to the story.
I'm so sad to hear of his loss, and want to offer my sincere sympathy to Kay and the family as they grieve the loss of Ron. I was blessed to have known Ron.
Jane Beach,Activities Director
December 23, 2008
Ron will be sadly missed by all his friends from the Wayne County Nursing Home. We are so grateful to have known Ron. He brought a much needed service to the Residents of the Wayne County Nursing Home & rehab center. I will miss our conversations & e-mails. Ron has been an inspiration too so many. We are Bless to have known him.
My sincere sympathy to his family during their Loss. Please know you are in our thoughts & prayers.
Jane
connie flynn
December 23, 2008
I met The Smiling Cashier at ALPCO. Seeing him was the best part of the trip. He was always so positive and inspirational. He would make my day, especialy when I was having a hard time with my own health issues.
Please accept my deepest sympathy.
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