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wife of 47 years, Sally and his loving family. A memorial service will take place at 6 p.m. Thursday, December 31, 2009, at Sun City Center Funeral Home, 1851 Rickenbacker Drive, Sun City Center, Fla. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Sun City Center Emergency Squad, or LifePath Hospice, Ruskin, Fla. 33573. Additional information may be found at www.suncitycenter funeralhome.com
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for Ronald SIMONSEN
Marilyn & John Buckley
January 11, 2010
Sally & Family-
We are so sorry to hear about Ronnie. We had a lot of good times together. Enjoy the memories.
Julianne Cook
January 5, 2010
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
I remember him from working with my Dad Ed Cook he was always so much fun to be around. he will be greatly missed
Julianne Cook
Altavista, VA
(formerly of Stamford)
Emily Pierce Casinelli
January 2, 2010
Dear Sally, Debbie, Ron and Family,
I have so many fond childhood memories of spending time with you all and I'm very sad to hear of Ronnie's passing. Deepest condolences on behalf of myself, my parents and the entire Pierce family - you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Ellis Crawford Jr
January 1, 2010
Sally, Ronnie was one of the very best Sgts. to work for he took care of his men. And always had a way of keeping his men smiling. Ronnie, wore his hat better than anyone on the job. And served up a pretty good meal, from stillwater Ave.. He will be missed. Ellis Crawford Jr. SPD Ret.
Bill Lockwood
January 1, 2010
At times Ron was my partner on SPD. We got along great together and always backed each other up. I consider him a friend and good patrolman and Sgt.
Condolences to Sally and family.
Bill Lockwood
Cindy Boisfeuillet
January 1, 2010
I fondly remember Sgt. Simonsen visiting our home. My father Bill Lockwood and Sgt. Simonsen were friends and worked together. I will remember his smile and wonderful laugh. My condolences to his wife Sally and family.
Dan Gallichio (S.P.D-retired)
December 31, 2009
December 31, 2009
Ron was a great guy. He was not only a good friend, but he was a great policeofficer and one of the best sargents I had the pleasure of working for on the dept. Our sympathy and thoughts are with you and your family at this time.
Bruno Giordano
December 31, 2009
To the Simonsen family: As a former mayor (during Ron' s service to the City of Stamford), I recall that our men in blue looked up to Ron continuously for leadership and guidance - helping Stamford tto be the safe and well-respected community it has continued to be..It was almost forty years to the day when he and other fine officers, (and firemen), who stood "up front "to protect the community during the West Side riot, as I was returning from Dr. Martin Luther Kings funeral in Georgia.. His buddie, Bob Tymon was shot that night. His mentor, was Ron Simonsen. Bruno Giordano, (mayor, 1967-69)
December 31, 2009
Ron was a great guy. My deepest sympathy and prayers are with you. May he rest in peace
Bill Munrow (SPD-Retired)
Bill Munrow, Spring Hill, Florida
Bonnie Stunkel Adams
December 31, 2009
Sally and Family, sorry to hear of Ron's passing. I'll always remember him for his sense of humor and the stories he told while at Cove visiting our group. My sympathy and prayers are with you...
Bonnie - Park Police retired
Harold Westerfield
December 31, 2009
No one could make them laugh the way Ron could. He was a great person; a great supervisor. My condolences to Sally, the love of his life.
Sgt. Harold Westerfield (SPD-Retired)
James Purcell
December 31, 2009
I fondly remember Ron as being a Cop's Cop and a caring human being with a great sense of humor.
May he rest in peace
Spl Officer James Purcell
Stamford P.D.
Joe Ligi
December 31, 2009
I will always remember Ronnie as a great guy. We will miss his jokes and great sense of humor. God bless Sally and the rest of the family.
Joe Ligi SPD Capt. Retired
Louis Raduazzo
December 31, 2009
May he rest in peace.
Louis Raduazzo, retired from Stamford,PD
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