Ronald Charles Mouzis

1939 - 2019

BORN

1939

DIED

2019

FUNERAL HOME

San Fernando Mission Cemeteries and Mission Hills Catholic Mortuary

11160 Stranwood Ave

Mission Hills, California

Ronald Mouzis Obituary

Name: Viewing for Ronald Charles Mouzis
Start: 2019-09-30T16:30:00.000Z
Location: St. Ferdinand Catholic Church

January 19, 1939 - September 20, 2019 Ronald Charles Mouzis passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends on Friday, September 20, 2019. Ron was born January 19, 1939 to Louise (Kusik) and Charles Mouzis in Milwaukee, WI. Ron married the love of his life, Laura Lopez, on April 29, 1967 and was married for 52 wonderful years at the time of his death. Ron and Laura had 3 sons, Chris (Jennifer), Ken (Jennifer) and Nicholas, and grandkids Cynthia, Josh, Maya, Adam (Alma) and Juliet and great grandkids Camila, Victoria, Sage, Autumn and Lindsey. Ron was a devout Catholic and 4th Degree Knight (Santa Clarita) and a member of the Knights of Columbus 3016, having served as both a Grand Knight and Faithful Navigator. Ron devoted his life to his faith, family, and sports, playing and officiating baseball and football, as well as selling athletic apparel. In that capacity, Ron was inducted into the CCCBCA Hall of Fame and received the ABCA 2003 Meritorious Service Award. Ron is preceded in death by his mother and father, mother-in-law Florence Lopez, father-in-law Augustine Lopez, and sister Donna Mouzis. Ron is survived by his wife, three sons, grand/great grandchildren, sisters Debbie Mittal and Dorothy Mouzis. Ron will always be remembered as a truly genuine man with the greatest hugs. There is no greater void in the lives he touched. A viewing followed by Rosary and Mass on Sept. 30, 2019 beginning at 9:30 AM at St. Ferdinand Catholic Church, San Fernando.

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Published by Los Angeles Daily News on Sep. 25, 2019.

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Jeanne (Forgette) Balzer

January 19, 2020

Dear Laura ... I remember ... way before you and Ron were married. I remember~
playing volleyball with the Fabians from St. Elisabeth's in Van Nuys. I remember how cute the two of you were - so much in love.
I remember how on Halloween dance you and Ron were teasing me because I couldn't figure out who you were ... your costume so great.
And here ... how many years later I see the obituary in the paper. I am so sorry for your lost.
A voice in your past ... sending you hugs and God Bless ....Jeanne

michael ali

January 18, 2020

Very vague memory of last time saw Ron 14 th Kilbourn near Gesu School and Church others were there Ron was saying He was leaving for California for Baseball try out I think . I for first time today noticed Facebook page , wonderful family he has left behind looks like a world didn't think existed anymore. My main memory is Ron's Pizza eating at Marie' s Pizza - Ron Traxell's Mother - they had big table in back dining area where waited for mid-night on Friday ( no meat Friday back then ) . He was good friends with People I knew from West Division High School and Gesu area . R.I.P. Ron

Bob O'Connor

October 14, 2019

What a loss! Ron coached with me at Cathedral High in 1969--a real inspiration for our team.

September 30, 2019

Dear Laura and family. I just read of Ron's passing and I was so sorry to hear this. I was Athletic Secretary at Bishop Alemany High School for 23 years and in all my time there Ron was the always a joy to have in my office. He was one great referee who had a passion for any game he was a part of. A great Christian man of integrity. He will be missed by all who knew him. God bless you and your family.
Sincerely, Sharron Coia

September 30, 2019

Dear Laura and family, I just read about Ron's passing and I want to offer my sympathies. I was the Athletic Secretary at Bishop Alemany High School and I always loved when Ron would referee our games. Such a great man of integrity and compassion for his job. His smile and friendly attitude was a joy to behold. My prayers for you and the children will be ongoing. God bless you all.
Sharron Coia

September 28, 2019

Dear Mouzis Family - my best to you during this time of reflection on the life of Ron - Ron was truly a quality individual who helped raise a loving family - Chris, your dad and I always reflected on your life and growth into adulthood - hope your life serves out as a continuing role model in your father's example - best to the family. Thanks
Jim Ozella - Head Baseball Coach - Hart HS

Jim Sartoris

September 26, 2019

Ron will certainly be missed by the community college athletic family. He was associated with a number of sports, but particularly baseball and football. His contributions and dedication to community college football as an official and later as an SCFA observer was outstanding. More importantly he had great respect from coaches and fellow officials. We will miss Ron's sense of humor and we will always remember him as a friend. God Bless you and your family.

Rebeca Lopez

September 25, 2019

Uncle Ron, I can't believe you are gone. You've been a source of love, humor and faith as long as I can remember. I'll miss you, your stories, your jokes and yes, your hugs, so very much. You were a blessing in my life and I treasure the memories...pancakes in your kitchen, Christmas skit dancing, sponsoring my Confirmation, teaching me to gamble in Vegas (and winning!), you meeting and charming Mateo, then Bella, then Elias...so many wonderful memories. Rest now and know that you are loved always.

Aunt Laurie, Chris, Kenny, and Nick (and families), my deepest condolences for your loss. May you find peace and comfort in loving memories. I love you.

Jennifer Mouzis

September 25, 2019

Dad, You are gone but you will never be forgotten. Your warm heart big hugs will always be on our minds and in our hearts. We love you always and know that you will be with us forevermore.