Ronald Harper Rudder

I wish I could have known you earlier, cousin Ron. However, I am glad
to have known you for the brief time that was given to me. May you rest
in peace. My condolences once again to Patty.

How we both miss you, Ron. You have been the kindest and sincerest of friends. You were always so positive, so knowledgeable, so caring in every long discussion we had throughout the years...since 1968 I believe!
It was such a habit with us to play Wordle with you the last few years every morning. It could be you´re relieved of that annoying game now!
We will miss you until we meet up with you again and can carry on those long serious/humorous conversations that lasted past midnight. All our love, dearest friend!
Linda and Jim

A year ago, we lost the sweetest man. Ron was a brother, mentor, friend, rescuer. He was the first one in and the last one out. He is missed desperately and remembered affectionately. Rest in peace dear heart.

So sorry to learn of Ron's passing. Met online when we were searching for Rudder ancestors and had the pleasure of meeting Ron and Patty in Boston when they were on a Fall cruise of the East Coast. We kept in touch through holidays and I suspected something was amiss since I had not had any recent emails. Sincere sympathy to Patty and his son and wife....mary rudder

Ron was a great man. We three traveled together, played cards, partied, always had fun adventures. He came to my rescue more times than I can count. Love you, Ron. I´ll miss you terribly. See you again.