I was stunned hearing this news he was one I looked up too growing up in the same neighborhood loved his family and Peggy and the girls . Robert Podojil 

2002 we moved back to Phoenix. Ron and Peg walked by our house and Ron noticed the roadster setting in my garage, well that was the beginning of a great friendship! He was everything you would expect in a friendship! Ron cared more about you than himself! A very giving and kind man! He was so dependable it amazes still at his kindness! The world was better for his life!!! Ron please save a place for me!

Not only were we best of friends in work with the bell system over the many years, that friendship carried on through our retirement years also, especially in the hot rodding community, until the very last days. My dear friend, you were the best of men I've ever known. I will miss you Ronnie, but I also know you're on a wonderful journey now.
Your friend,  Skip

My deepest condolences to the family. Ron DeHart and I worked many years with Mtn. Bell, US West and Qwest. Ron was a responsible tech and was a firm believer in helping  one when needed with a great heart. Ron set the example in the work place in caring and respect.  He be Missed.  J. Rod.

John P. Rodriguez

Our deepest condolences to the DeHart family. Lou and I had the pleasure of working with Ron at Mountain Bell. He was a terrific technician, kind to his dispatch and his fellow technicians.  A genuine good guy. 
God bless all of you.

Ron and I worked in Mtn Bell Construction in the  late 60s and  even though we weren't  close friends, I always thought he was a great guy.  My heart goes out to Peggy and family.

Ron  was The example we all should live by. Kind & Thoughtful of others. We are fortunate to have been friends for 50 plus years.
We traveled together, laughed together   and even  went on a cruise to the Caribbean where "we walked the plank on a pirates ship". We always had fun. I never heard him say a bad word about anybody  or on any subject. Always a positive outlook. He was definitely a car guy and a friend to all.  He respected and loved his wife Peggy and his kids.  Your still Number 1 in my books buddy. God speed my fiend. Love ya Ken McIntyre

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Ronald Todd DeHart

27 January, 1945 – 16 September, 2020

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