Ronald James Tabar

Marghe, Brenda and I are so sorry for your loss. Please know that the Ron touched many lives he will always be remembered in the best way. Ron was a mentor to me when I started at 3M. I'll always be grateful for his tutelage. I'll also miss our trips to the casino to make our donation to the reservation, the fishing trips to Eagle Lake, and the occasional times I joined ice fishing outings! I appreciated Ron's leadership in orgainizeing these trips! Ron will be greatly missed, not only by Brenda and I, but also by many others.

All the best,
Dave & Brenda Gagnon

We were so sorry to hear about Ron's passing. At least he had a full and active life up to the end. Dave and Barb Anderson

We are so saddened to hear of Ron´s sudden passing. David remembered him Stopping over when he was golfing in Myrtle Beach.
Your time in Amherst, Ma. is remembered by me with many competitive racquetball evenings .
May you find peace with memories of your many years of good times, learning and traveling together.
With our deepest sympathy , may he rest in peace ..
Linda and David Ksieniewicz

Margie, I was saddened to hear about Ron. He was a good friend and hockey buddy in school. He will be missed.

Marghe,
I had the distinct privilege of learning with Ron through many years in the fellowship of our reading group. I always looked forward to Ron's keen and original insights. The joy of his wry wit and generous smile will be sorely missed. Please accept my sincere condolences.
Linda d'Avignon

Marghe, I´m so sorry to hear of Ron´s passing.
Keep those 52+ years of memories close, hoping they can bring you comfort & serenity .
I have so many good memories of Ron from RHS- our many math & science classes together & his willingness to help others.

Prayers and love, Marghe, as you go through these difficult days. I´m so saddened by this news. May you find strength and comfort in the wonderful memories and that you always feel the love of those that care! Mike and I are part of those folks.

Sorry to hear of your loss, Marghe. Glad we had a chance to visit at our 50th reunion.

Ron also read for the blind at the State Services for the Blind in St Paul.

I had the pleasure of meeting Ron through our mutual involvement with OLLI. I organize a course called "Books for People too Busy to Read" and Ron generously agreed to do guest lectures for me on several occasions. He was my `STEM´ guy and his presentations were always first rate. His interests were diverse and I always enjoyed his wry sense of humor. Peace be with Ron and his family. Jim Martin.

I'm shocked and saddened by learning that Ron Tabar died recently. I just saw him at an OLLI theater and dinner event a few weeks ago. He and Marghe put in endless hours organizing and preparing events for the OLLI community....and they always come early to greet each of us as we arrive at a venue. May his memory be a blessing.

I was in two book clubs with Ron and always looked forward to his insight and humor. His comments and jokes made even the densest tome fun for discussion. Ron, you will be missed by all who were privileged enough to get to know you. RIP my friend.