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Loving husband of 61 years to Reeta Clous; Father to Lisa (Mike) and Michael (Roger); Grandfather to Michael (Sam), Rachel (Miranda), Mikey (Jackie), and Justin; Great-grandfather to Michael, Lily, Connie, and Liam; He is also survived by many nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his brother, Gerald.
Ronald retired from West Penn Power after decades of dedicated service, known for his reliability and friendly spirit. An avid golfer and softball player, Ronald loved being outdoors. He also found peace at the beach, cherishing quality time with family and friends, as well as a good margarita.
All arrangements were entrusted to Pittsburgh Cremation and Funeral Care.
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Kim Van Voorhis
July 22, 2025
To all of Ron´s family, Please accept my deepest sympathy at this difficult time. Ron was a regular customer of mine with the retirees from WPP at EnP. He was always so nice. He ALWAYS had 3 French toast. I would beep if I saw him sitting on the patio on my way home. We will surely miss him at breakfast. May he Rest In Peace. I am very sorry for your loss.
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Nancy clemm
July 8, 2025
Dear Reeta and family
We are very sorry to hear of our cousin Ronald´s passing. Please accept our condolences.
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