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With heavy hearts we mark the passing of a great guy, Ronald Harold Stoehrer. He was 79. Ronnie was born in Bradenton Florida and was a lifetime resident other than some time spent in North Carolina. He is survived by his loving wife, Diane, two children, Ronnie Jr. and Jenifer (Johnson) and a total of 12 grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Ronnie loved boating and fishing since early childhood. His parent's home was located yards from the bank of the Manatee River in East Bradenton and from there he became intimately familiar with local and beyond waters. He was an accomplished, avid fisherman and his love of boating and fishing was second to none.
He was able to live out his life in the same spot on the river, where he grew up. From there he spent his happy retirement years with his boat and fishing gear always handy. With the Manatee River almost in his front yard, it took mere minutes for him grab his fishing pole, launch his boat and be off on another aquatic adventure. Ronnie will be so very sorely missed by his family and friends.
As per his request there will be no visitation or funeral service.
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