Ramona Stich Obituary
Ramona was born on October 16, 1954 in Fort Dix, New Jersey to Robert and Ramona (Oothoudt) Latshaw. She married Joseph Stich on October 16, 1989. Ramona worked as a homemaker, raising five children. She loved playing volleyball, playing softball, and spending time with friends. Ramona was very social and could talk to anyone. She also enjoyed outdoor activities such as gardening, deer hunting, and fishing. Ramona especially loved riding motorcycle, simply going wherever the roads would lead her.
Survivors include her husband Joe of Zimmerman; sons and daughter, Shane Burgardt of Zimmerman, Jayson (Emily Schultz) Burgardt of Upsala, Brent (Nicole) Burgardt of Sartell, Adam (Jaime Holland) Burgardt of Princeton, and Kala Stich of Coon Rapids; sister, Judy Latshaw of Texas; and nine grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; and brother, Robert Latshaw, Jr.
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Beth Ann Ebner
October 7, 2022
My deepest and most sincere condolences to her Husband, Joe whom she admired greatly; And to her most fantastic children and Grandchildren she often bragged and shared about. She is so proud of all of her kids!
I met Mo through Gary Ebner who works for her Husband Joe. Mo and I have met for coffee, She's come to my daughters softball games, Spent time with us on mil-lacs lake floating and fishing. Mo always gave me the best motherly mom hugs and I referred to her as "ma" and "mom". She loved our family so much and never once did we end a conversation with out her telling me she was praying for us and loved us. She had a heart of a rare gem. She was a light to all who got to know her. We will miss her greatly!
Terri L Sarazin
October 7, 2022
Mo was there for me when my husband died. We became friends when I met her son Adam. She was a good woman with a great sense of humor. I am so sorry for the family's loss, it's a big one. There are no words that will make you feel any better or take the pain away, but if there were I would give them to you. My heartbreaks for all of you.
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