Ronald A. Enos

Hey Ronnie boy did we have a lot of fun at the vocational school or what .. 6 years at Provincetown Laughs I still remember today . Smoking out back & not getting caught . Playing with the compressed air and firing the nuts & bolts up in the air all over the neighborhood. Good thing no one was hurt . Not sure how any of those cars we fixed would ever run again after we got through with them . The amazed look on our faces when they actually ran after being in there 6 months . Well now you can now join Joe L & Joe B , Terry, The "Head ". Remember Ronnie " Broom Heem" I think back with loving fondness of the part you had in the memories and laughs in our lives . Don Horton ( Truro )

Ronnie
Goodbye my friend.
I am glad to have known you.
To have shared your happiness and
hopefully helped you forget any sadness if but for a short time.
You had much to be proud of over these last years of life. I for one was proud of you.
Friendship is accepting each other as we are and respecting each other for our differences. A rule we respected.
I will miss our telephone conversations
your silly songs and your wonderfully open heart. We must have touched on every subject over these past 45 years.
Goodbye to the physical as difficult though is seems.
I wish you Peace and Rest as you wished "as quiet as a mouse" wherever you may be.
Loved you and loved having known you Ronnie.
Georgia

~ Willie expresses his sadness & love ~

So sorry to hear of Ronnie's passing, condolences to the family. I grew up in Provincetown with all the other screaming girls who watched from outside the Atlantic House!! Ronnie was such a warm and wonderful person, he will be missed.

Ronnie you're one of the last to go. God we had a lot of fun, so many memories, Matt, Tommy ,Gary, Fluff, So sad. Love you brother and God Bless!