Ronald Edwin Hambrick

Sometimes it feels like you just left us...the memories are fresh and I can still hear your voice in my head like we talked yesterday. But far more often it feels like even longer than it´s been. 17 years. I miss you, Dad.

You physically left us this day, but I still see you in everything around me. Love & appreciate you Dad.

Dear Ron, it's now November 2022, and to this day I still remember our friendship with the warmest memories. Somehow your nickname for me has stuck but most of all our respect for each other remains to this day I do still miss you and remember the last day we walked to your car knowing I may never see you again, but I do in my heart and my memories of your kind heart. Homie, aka Anacostia. In loving memory. Donna

You and Mom got married 45 years ago today. I've been thinking about you and laughing and crying at the memories Mom has shared of that day. Me and Chad are reminiscing about you, too. I miss you, Dad. We all do. To this day.

Kedves Roni bácsi, csak most találtam ezt az emlékhelyet. Azért kerestelek, mert sokat gondolok rád, sokszor érzem, hogy mellettem vagy. Bár mindig messze voltunk, mégis közel éreztelek. Köszönöm, hogy ismerhettelek. Ákos (Hungary)

Thinking about you... l&ay

i'm talking about you today. miss you way too much to express. love & appreciate you!

I had a dream about you on Saturday, which was also your birthday, and I was able to see you clear as day. You were talking to me but I wasn't able to hear it. Please come see me again. I miss you more than words can say. My tears still fall like rain. I love you. Continue to watch over me

I haven't visited this guestbook in a long time. It hurts to read it; I miss my dad so much. On April 16, 2013 my son, Avery Ronald Carnegie-Hambrick, was born. I know my father's spirit continues to surround me, but it will always ache that he wasn't physically here to meet his newest grandson.

I will never stop missing you, dad. Your legacy lives on.

Merry Christmas Dad. I miss you much, but you already know. I love & appreciate you!

Coach, I miss you man. You were, and always will be my inspiration. I love you. I wish I could talk to you and tell you about all of the things going on in my life. Thank you so much for all of the priceless lessons you taught me in the throwers circle and in the circle of life. I miss you coach and I will always think of you. You will never be forgotton. Love you Coach.

GRANDPA! I LOVE YOU SOOO MUCH. I still can't believe you're gone. I wish I could've spent more time with you. I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU! The way you dress, smell, your love, your personality, I could go on for days telling you how much I love and miss you. REST IN PEACE!

you went home a year ago today. but i am not sad. i will not mourn your absence because i can feel your presence at all times. i will celebrate your life & legacy.

laay,
grease

God bless you at this time and always.

Knowing Ronnie Hambrick at the State Department was a joy for me. He was always full of energy and his joy for life was effervescent. May you be encouraged to hold onto all your precious memories of him and
our prayer is that the Lord Jesus will sustain you and strengthen you through each day ahead in Jesus' name.

My thoughts an prayers are with the family and friends of Ron. He was an great human being and touched the lives of all he knew. He is sadly missed, but will be a cherished memory forever.

I met Ron over 24 years ago when his son, Chad, and I were in college. I am thankful for all the memories that I have of Ron over all of these years. My deepest sympathy to all family members, especially Chad whom I am still friends with today. Will miss you Ron...We will whisper prayers and talk with you again.

My deepest sympathy to the entire Hambrick family and all the many lives he touched. Ron will never know the tremendous impact he had on so many, including me. A true friend, mentor and confidant I will miss more than the air I breathe. I will hold all men up to his fine example.Much love and heartfelt wishes...

Ron was definitely a neighbor I was proud to have on our street. Although I didn't have the pleasure to get to know him better, his stories at neighborhood parties always had me rolling with laughter and anxious for more! He always had a ready smile, always waved when driving by, and was always kind. Plus, he bought about 12 boxes of girl scout cookies from my daughter -- mostly, he said, to give to his children. My heart aches for his family. God bless you all.

Ron was a strong Howard University man. Peace and calm be with him.

My thoughts and prayers are with the Hambrick family. I add to the chorus of tributes to Ron. He is well remembered by me, as a teammate and a GOOD MAN!

Ron will definitely be missed. He was a man with passion and purpose.

Ron and I have been classmates, teammates and most importantly friends for approximately 60 years. To know Ron is to love him. I love him and will miss him until th day of my death. God bless his soul and may he rest in peace. Goodbye my friend.

I am deeply saddened to hear of Ron's passing. My heart goes out to his family - they loved him so much. We met at least 15 years ago and we became fast friends; lost contact for a while and then got reacquainted again in the last few years. His love for life and people was infectious, and I will never forget him.

DEEPEST AND HEARTFELT SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY OF RON HAMBRICK.
RON WAS DEVOTED TO HIS FAMILY, HIS HOMETOWN ESPECIALLY THE SHAMROCKS OF '60 AND HIS FOOTBALL TEAM, AND OF HIS ADOPTED COMMUNITY IN COLORADO. THUS, I LIKE OTHERS WILL MISS HIS TRADEMARK PEP TALKS.
MAY LOVE AND MEMORIES PROVIDE COMFORT TO YOU.

EARTH HAS NO SORROW THAT HEAVEN CANNOT HEAL

Ron, My Oldest Dearest, Gracious, Legendary Male Cousin. The Rock of the Family. The one who would take his shirt off his back for anyone and never a stranger to none. I can't even imagine a Family Function without him But I know Ronnie would want all of us to continue on with Love, Laughter, & Storytelling. My heart is heavy but I know Ron "The Legend is in Heaven". "Peace be Still" Forever in my Heart Your Cuz
Judy A. Young

My deepest sympathy goes to the Hambrick family. I was fortunate to have had a chanc to see Ron in the hospital. We joked about this year's throwing athletes, and we would argue over who would win the State Track and Field meet in the Discus and Shot Put events. I am very upset to learn of Ron's passing. He was a very wonderful man with so much passion in his heart and soul for kids and track and field. Not many coaches really care about their athletes as much as Ron cared about his. A fellow thrower/coach myself, Ron and I would enjoy being critics of kid's throwing techniques, and it tickled me when he would put kids right on the spot to correct the way they were throwing. Ron touched so many lives, and I feel very blessed to have crossed paths with such a wonderful individual. Ron...enjoy throwing with the big boys!

Coach Hambrick was such a giving and passionate man. I send my condolences to his family. Though the news saddens me, I will forever hold to the great memories of him going the extra mile for all the students/athletes he coached.

I can't even express the hurt & shock of Ronnie's passing ... but he is now with Jesus...Ronnie was such a Unique person...& to the family may God Bless You & Kiss your tears away...I will always be T-straps to Ronnie.

My name is Justin Ronald Crunkleton, Ron's namesake cousin. I was deeply saddened by his passing but he has returned home and is resting peacefully. I will surely miss him.

Hambrick Family:
May God's grace and mercy be with you during this difficult time. I cherish the memories I have of Coach Hambrick and appreciate the volunteer hours he spent with us at Montbello HS.

I send my condolences to the Hambrick family, Coach Hambrick, and all who knew and loved this kind man. Coach Ronald Hambrick was a genuinely good man and mentor/friend to me while I was a student athlete at Montbello High School and I will truly miss him. We appreciated his kindness, efforts as a coach and the caring he showed us as a coach, friend, and father figure. My best thoughts and wishes go out to the Hambrick family.

To the Hambrick & Young Families: When I moved to Wash.DC. in 1965, Ronnie had just graduated from Howard. He allowed me to stay at his appartment and helped me get acclimated to the city.

Ronnie was very proud that he was raised and bred in New Castle. He never forgot, that all of his accomplishments in life were due to the people who nourished him in New Castle. He especially loved P.O.Lunch chili.

Ronnie truly took pride in his family, he loved his children and grandchildren. He can now join his parents and brother Leonard in Heaven.

To the Hambrick Family, we are sorry that we cannot be with you in the home going cermony for your Father and Grandfather. Our thoughts and prays are with you.

I will truly miss Ron. We have been friends since we attended jr. high school, graduated high school together and attended Howard University together. He truly cherished all of his friends. I am blessed to have been counted among them.

Wow, what a shock. Ronnie and I were close friends in high school, NeCaHi Class of 1961. I, too, am sadden by his passing. He was one sweet guy and although I lost touch with him after graduation, Denver, New Castle and I have lost a friend.

Dear Hambrick Family, I'm stunned at the passing of Ronald. He and I were classmates at West Side School. I ask God's peace to you and yours as Ronald makes this wonderful new journey. Peace.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.