Ronald Lee Edmiston

Our deepest condolences from Keith, Alex and Mark at the Muffler Man Shop. I will miss Ron's and my conversations. He would call after the gym while at the coffee shop every couple of months. We would talk politics and world affairs which we both enjoyed immensely. Ron remains in my thoughts.

Remembering you this Veterans Day! RIP bud.

Robin St. Taw & Chris Cagle,

You remain in our hearts and minds, Ron. We'll be back next year.

My first memory of Ron stems from the gym in Cartersville, where we met as vets, and began talking. That was a few years ago. Ron just loved my partner, Chris, and he was insightful enough to know when Chris was both up or down. He could tell. He possessed that rare gift for understanding people. Today, 12 December 2023, I thought of you, Ron, as I looked at my key chain with all the keys to the cars and our home, and I recalled how you had it made for me by your friend who designed bicycles. Rest, friend. I recall how you nearly sterted crying after you learned I dedicated one of my novels to you as we sat at Wholly Grounds Coffee Shop adjacent to the gym. I think of you many days a week, believe me.

Well, nearly a year has passed since you left our lives. I hope the view from there is absolutely universal. I do think of you every couple of days because you remain a true segment of my daily conscientious. You are remembered, admired, and loved. It is the same for everyone. It's just that our time has not yet arrived. Rest, we all will be there one day.

We miss talking with you at the gym, Ron. We both are glad we had the opportunity to know, talk, and laugh with you, and I'm glad there was time for me to dedicate one of my books to you. We miss you.
Robin & Chris