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Ronald Wayne Prosise
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He was preceded in death by his parents, Forrest Earl Prosise and Maxine Hightower Prosise, and great-granddaughter Jennifer Lilly. He is survived by his three daughters, Donna Prosise Jones, Karen Prosise Chaney, and Janet Prosise Lilly. He also leaves behind eight grandchildren: Ashley, Michael, William, Britney, Bryer, twins- Sean and Ciara, and Shayne .
With 5 great-grandchildren Mila,Brecken, Declan ,Connor, and Dalton.
Ron was married to Betty Reams Prosise until 1978 They grew up as neighbors and married when my mother graduated high school .
Although we had minimal contact with him after my parents divorced he did leave behind more than his love for animals.
May he rest in peace.
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susan starke keane
February 17, 2025
Ronnie ,Jane Earl, and family were our neighbors in Ashland in the 60's.They lived across the street from us on Duncan Street.I can't remember how many were in the family,but I do remember there was another older sister named Patricia. My condolences to Ronnie's family.Sending prayers for comfort and peace.
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Terri Clements
February 16, 2025
Pauline,we are so sorry to hear about Ron. Our thoughts and prayers are with you
Ron and Terri
Anna B Ambrosen
February 16, 2025
Deepest sympathies to friends and family. Sister Jane is a PH classmate. So sorry to see this news.
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