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Published by Legacy Remembers on Aug. 12, 2020.

Ronald William Chilcoat of Columbia, Maryland passed away peacefully on August 12th, 2020 at home with family by his side. Ron was born in Baltimore, Maryland on September 9th, 1944. He was the son of the late Richard Stanley and Mary (Davis) Chilcoat. He is survived by his wife Laurie (Meyer) Chilcoat, son Ryan Matthew Chilcoat of Columbia, Maryland, daughters Molly (Phil) Stevens of Hollywood, Maryland and Carrie (Randal) Etheridge of Upperco, Maryland, and three grandchildren, Lincoln Cole Stevens, Veronica and Lola Etheridge. He is survived by sisters, Nancy (Tim) Fagan of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, Darlene (Mark) Dunn of Bethany Beach, Delaware, and many loving nieces and nephews. He was predeceased in death by his brother Donald Richard Chilcoat. Ron owned a construction company for most of his life and later retired from a national restoration company. He loved golf, trips to Florida, was an avid Baltimore sports fan and enjoyed spending time with family and friends at the family home in Bethany Beach. He was passionate about good summer tomatoes from local farmers; contributions can be made in his memory to Farmers Market Coalition. (farmersmarketcoalition.org)

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August 17, 2020

Sharon Kelley posted to the memorial.

August 16, 2020

Steve King posted to the memorial.

August 16, 2020

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Sharon Kelley

August 17, 2020

So saddened about the loss of Ronnie. My family and Ronnie's were friends before Ronnie or I were even born. Fun memories were vacations being shared together at Ocean City, Maryland. Crab feasts at each others house were always great. During the school year Ronnie"s parents would sometimes come over on Friday nights. Ronnie and I would go to the Leith Walk Recreation Center were we would mingle with my friends and dance. I can honestly say that Ronnie's parents and the rest of his family were the most fun to be around. I am so glad to have the memories with Ronnie.

Love Sharon

Steve King

August 16, 2020

So sorry to hear about Ronny passing away. He was a great guy with a great sense of humor. Even though I've known Ronny and the Chilcoat family since I was about 2 years old, my most treasured memories are from working construction for him during my college Christmas and summer breaks in the early 1970's. Particularly riding with him to and from work . Over those years he became a good friend and a mentor that I will never forget. That loud laugh of his is probably resonating throughout Heaven right about now as he meets up with Pearl Cornet and all his other buddies who are no longer with us.

James Bradley

August 16, 2020

Miss you Ronnie. You have always been a good friend. Rest easy.

Robin Harn

August 16, 2020

Loved our talks and laughter. He was a very kind man. He was always interested in you, very thoughtful. Loved when I saw him knowing we would have talks. He wanted to know how I was doing. Never really talked about himself at all. He loved his family so much. I will miss you my friend, you were like a brother to me. Rest in Peace Ronnie ❤

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Linda Flynn

August 14, 2020

Loved talking to Ron at the beach. He loved a good story and he had a gregarious laugh. Ron had a zest for life similar to his love for farmer's tomatoes. God Bless.

Sharon Hammond-Turnblad

August 14, 2020

So sorry for Ronnies it passing. He was a good friend from a long time ago.

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