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His family was very important to him which he loved dearly. All of the family gatherings and adventures! He enjoyed going to church on Sunday, playing cards and spending time with his lady friend Carole. Ron loved to travel, hunt, fish, ride his motorcycle and jet ski which many family members enjoyed and learned these things alongside him. So many wonderful memories! He truly was a devout family man. He also had a very large circle of friends. He was known by all for his humor and storytelling. Everyone knew the local fuel oil man!
Preceded in death by his parents, Francis and Ruth Schleppi. Survived by daughter, Renee (Dean) Stevens; grandchildren, Brandy (James) Keen with 9 great grandchildren; Amanda (Travis) Dickson with 4 great grandchildren; Tyler (Amber) Russell with 3 great grandchildren; Camron Taylor, Austin Taylor; daughter, Annette (Terry) Hagemann; grandchild, Jeremy (Kristin) Hagemann with 3 great grandchildren; brothers, Dennis (Deb) Schleppi, Dean (Karen) Schleppi; so many friends. Ron never met a stranger and was loved by all.
Visitation will be held Wednesday, January 22nd from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Moreland Funeral Home where a service will follow at 1 p.m.. Interment Maplewood Cemetery following the service.
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marianna smith glaze
February 6, 2025
send I my condolences to the family.I have fond memories at the farm as alittle girl with aunt Ruth and.uncle Francis between Aunt Gerties and the farm< my Grandmother Schleppi and Ray and Bertha Schleppi, family reunions and St.Pauls Lutheran Chuech growing up. Dennis and Dean were fun to spend time with.Fun times at all the Schleppi homes. Rest in Peace Ronnie, memories will last>Peace!Marianna Smith Glaze
Todd Kellett
January 22, 2025
I spent many times hunting with Ron and my dad Herb, along with shooting sporting clays where Ron wouldd ask for a "fresh bird". I will never forget his voice and mannerisms. Him and a couple others made me a hand made plaque when I got my first deer. He hunted at my house where he wanted to get a last pheasant. That was years ago. I got my first pheasant about the same time. Ron gave me his, so I had them both mounted in a fighting position. I will never forget Ron.
Angela Torres
January 22, 2025
My name is Angela Torres I clean Ron´s house for 10 years and there. Was no one single time he didn´t have a piece of candy or chocolate for me to take home when I was done ,, last time I was there he said that I can have tow candy instead of just one. He always had a smile for me when I got there and before I leave he always said to stay safe and keep smiling Rest in peace my dear angel!!
Nancy & Gary Postlethwait
January 21, 2025
To the Schleppi Family:
We were younger than Ron but knew of him through the friendship of Dennis but mainly Dean. I´m sure the Lordier family on Harlem Rd was on Ron´s regular delivery route. He was a well liked man and deservedly so. We send our most sincere condolences to the Dean, Karen and Dennis and their families.
Ron truly led a wonderful life in which he leaves so many family members to remember and carry on his legacy. May he rest in peace. May each of you live in peace.
Nancy (Lordier) & Gary Postlethwait
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