Ronald Miner Obituary
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September 24, 1963 - August 2 2025
Ronnie 61 years old, born and remained in Vancouver WA all of his life. He passed away at his home in Orchards.
He was preceded in death by his Father Robert Kenneth Miner, his Mother Alice Marie Peck and his Stepfather Roy Delton Peck, and just this year, by his brother Jimmy Edward Miner and his twin Donald William Miner (Donnie).
Ronnie is survived by Sisters and Brothers, Aunts, Cousins, Nieces, Nephews Great and Great Great, as well as an Ex-wife Rhonda Cole and a Stepdaughter April. Ex -wife Tabetha Grunke.
Sisters: Karen Wilson, Jannette Buck (husband Dann), Danna Peck, and Jacque Peck (Step sisters). Brothers: Kenneth (Ken) Miner ( wife Molly) Michael Peck (wife Heather).
He worked in various positions throughout the years, Ship Welder, Substance Abuse Counselor and Longshoreman. Some of the hobbies he enjoyed were restoring classic or older Cars, Vans and Trucks, flying drones and collecting designer tennis shoes.
Ronnie was a very generous man and loved deeply, He had a very strong faith and prayed often. He will forever be in our hearts and minds.
Final arrangements are entrusted to Evergreen Staples Funeral Home.
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