I only today found Rons death notice,  Karen and I are so sorry.
Ron became our friend way back in the early nineties after meeting him where else but at a racetrack.  It was a rainy   day at Port Royal, PA.   Ron came out here into the 
wild west as he called it shortly thereafter and stayed with us off and on several times.  I enjoyed his late night phone calls and to visit with him in person.  He was very interested in our farming operation and could not seem to get enough  additional knowledge about it. I tried

   to get hold of him many times since we didn't hear from him at Christmas time.  We have been very worried about him with his COPD problem.    Again, we are very sorry for your loss.
Les and Karen Domina, Fremont, NE

I worked with your father in the 1st Pct., The last time I saw your father was at Disney World., at the jungle restaurant. He had a very distinctive voice. I jumped up and went to his table . We had a little tak. I'm sorry that he passed. He was a good man. Sgt. George Trksak , Coram NY

My sincere condolences to the family of a fine man, a true gentleman Police Sergeant who had respect and tolerance for all. It was an honor to work with him.
Richard Deininger, retired SCPD

Chuck & Family
So very sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. He will always remain in my heart. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Carol Corso Crowe

My condolences to Ron's family. He was one of my road Sergeants in the First Precinct when I was a PO from 1978 to 1988. He was a good man and a nice guy. He was at my wedding in 1981. Rest in peace and God Bless.  Bill Link, Smithtown, SCPD(ret.)

I knew your Dad from the South Bay Cardiac in Bay Shore    We both  went there  for rehabilitation For many years.  He called me recently to meet him for lunch.  Unfortunately I was busy that week.  I called him back a few weeks later but he said he wasn't feeling well.  My condolences  to the family.

I knew Ron from the South Bay Cardio.in Bay Shore. We  used to go for rehabilitation two or three times a week.  About two months ago he called me and wanted me to meet with him for lunch.  At the time I couldn't make it.  I called him about a month ago and he said he wasn't feeling well. My condolences to the family.  I enjoyed knowing your Dad.  We both had heart problems.

My condolences go out to Ron's entire family. I worked in Squad 4 in the lst Precinct . Ron was not only a great guy but a very dependable dispatcher, especially when a sector car operator had to depend on communications.I missed him at the summer SOA picnic meeting. Rest in Peace.  Bob Misegades

Dear Paul,Denise,Alicia,Christopher, Chuck and Debra, 
Please know that you are in our thoughts at this very sad time. We wish that we could be there to express our Sympathy and support for all of you. Your parents were wonderful people. Your Dad was quite a character and such a big part of the family even here in New England. After all when Brothers married Sisters the family bond was incredible. Your Dad always felt although he was an "only child" he had 5 siblings in Haverhill, Ma. So know that although we could not be there at this time you are and always will be a part of our family and in our hearts and prayers over these coming days and months.
Peace, Blessings and Sincere Sympathy,
Sue,Charlie Chuck and Chris Schuh

Ron was a good guy and sat at my round table at the Retired Police Association in Massapequa. 
Jerry Tiernan
NYSP(Ret)

We worked together in the 4th squad at the Hauppauge Communications center.Ron
was very precise and good under pressure.I was fond of Ron and we had
alot of laughs together.Rest in peace
my friend.

Ron was a good man, I enjoyed working with him and remember him fondly..Rest in peace....Tony Puzzo

OBITUARY

Ronald P. Brindle

27 February, 1935 – 15 November, 2013

Claude R. Boyd–Spencer Funeral Home

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