Ronnie Mac Stephens
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Ronnie Mac Stephens, a loving family man who was hardworking, kind, and caring, passed away on June 6th, 2023. Ronnie was born on September 13th, 1966 in Fredericktown, Missouri and a son to the late Sue Haney and Ronnie Mac Stephens, Sr.
Ronnie loved working on cars and fishing during his free time. He enjoyed watching baseball and playing with his grandsons. He leaves behind his children, Amanda Stephens, Heather Stephens, Ronnie Stephens III; sisters, Virginia "Ginny" Tomich-Dicus (and husband Kevin), Sheila Chapman, Barbara Tomich, Ashley Boyer (and husband Terry); brothers Walter Tomich, Shawn Place, Billy Place; grandsons Breydon and Andrew.
He is preceded in death by brothers, Robert Settemyre, Richard Settlemyre; grandparents, Iva and Theodore Tucker.
Ronnie will always be remembered as someone who put his family first. His hardworking nature helped him provide for his loved ones and made him an incredible role model. His caring presence ensured that those around him felt seen and heard.
Ronnie's visitation service was held on June 10th starting at 9:00 AM at Moore Funeral Homes. The funeral service immediately followed 12:00 PM.
We miss Ronnie dearly but we celebrate the amazing life that he lived and will forever hold fond memories of him close to our hearts.
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