Ronald Wayne "Skip" Mindham
1945 - 2025
Ronald Wayne "Skip" Mindham
1945 - 2025
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1945
DIED
2025
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Skip proudly served our country in the United States Navy. He later retired from Dunlap and Magee Property Management. During retirement, Skip was a passionate photographer with an eye for finding beauty in natural landscapes and old buildings. He also enjoyed spending time building model cars and woodworking small craft projects.
He is survived by a son in-law: Richard (Faith) Owens of Jefferson City, MO.; grandchildren: Cassi (Mike) Copp of Wolf Creek, OR., Tyler Mindham-Goetz of Jefferson City, MO., Miranda Mindham-Owens of Jefferson City, MO.; sister: Janet Manmurski of MI.; sister in-law: Carol Jarvis-Deshner of Temecula, CA.
In addition to his parents: Charles and Eleanor Mindham; wife: Marilyn Mindham; he is preceded in death by a daughter: Tracy Mindham.
Services for Skip will be private for the family.
Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Veterans Administration in his memory.
Arrangements for Mr. Mindham are under the direction of TYLER M. WOODS FUNERAL DIRECTOR, 611 E. Capitol Ave. Jefferson City, Missouri 65101. (573) 636-2424.
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