Ron was a very, very special person.  We will always remember how kind Ron and Mo were to our young blind son.  They took him out and treated him with such love and respect!  Many were afraid of having the responsiblity of someone who depended so completely upon others, yet Ron and Mo were not!  When our son passed away, Ron and Mo went around the block where we lived and collected money from all the neighbors to support our boy's favorite charity.  What wonderful people!  We were honored and blessed to know Ron!   The world is not as bright with out Ron.  We are here for you Mo.
Love,
The Regellos

Uncle Ron,
         It was always nice being around you. Whether it was fishing with you on the Sacramento river or playing chess. Makes me wish I would had visited more often. You truly were a great person, and I will be thinking about you whenever I wet a line.

Ron always made sure that we felt right at home when we were visiting and was always ready to show us a good time!  He helped take care of my grandma and was always there for my aunt. Two things I will forever be grateful to him for. He was very loved and will be very missed.

Ron, Kevin has said so much that is in my heart as well. You have added so much to so many lives.  The laughter, caring and knowledge you shared with everyone will be remembered by all. You did not have enemies - everyone was a friend.

Kevin and I did not have to worry about Hazel and Maureen when you were in our lives.  We knew everything was alright.

You have touch our lives and I am thankful for that. You will be missed.

Ron, you were always there whenever needed. Thank you so much for being in all our lives. 

I am sorry I'll never be able to make that Shasta trip with you and will miss your engaging personality.

You have always been the perfect host and selfless in everything you did.

Thank you for the time and effort you put in my mother's life and I know she will miss you terribly.

Thanks also for being a positive role model for my nieces and nephews and the values and morals instilled in them as they will be part of your legacy.

Lastly thanks for giving my sister all those incredible years together as I know she will cherish all those memories as they will help her get through these trying times.

In parting I am smoking a fine cigar with a shot of scotch in your honor.

You will be greatly missed but never forgotten and live on in the memories of those you touched.

Will miss you bro.

Dear Uncle Ron,
I am gonna really miss you!! I am gonna miss your stories without the "punch line", how you always made sure I would stay out of trouble and seeing you in your bright or tie-dye shirts!! =)

Yes, Ron you are truly missed and you contributed a great deal to life.
Automatic thoughts come to mind, to described you,  friendly, patient, hard working, loving, self sacrificing, a true giver from the heart, truthful, fair, objective, diplimatic and fun to be with. You completed the lives of so many people and the first being your wife, Maureen as she completed you. My heart goes out to you, Maureen, and the family as you face the grief and loss each and every day.
I love you all and my prayers are with you. Renee Lehmkuhl (Pinole, CA)

Ron & Sister Charlotte - July 1993, as Their Parents Renew Their Vows.

Ron & Two of his Brother-in-laws - July 1993, as His Parents Renew Their Vows.

  I met Ron about 23 years ago in Salinas,Ca.  We were starting  new careers as insurance agents for the Knights of Columbus.  There was lengthy training involved and our General agent, (George Sempel), a large tall man was encouraging us to do our best and Ron always had something to add to George's training session, so all of us got to calling him  "Little George".  He wanted the best for everybody and was willing to help. Ron was the Grand Knight for the Fremont, Ca. Council and did a wonderful job.  His enthusiasm was contagious.  We shared many talks, events and stories the last 23 years.  I will miss Ron.  He was my friend.
   Mo,  Ron loved you and wanted the best for you and all your family.
   He was called home by his father in Heaven as we all will be one day.  You hang in there and lean on us.
                       Love
               Ray & Lois Whitlock &Family

Ron – I once saw you take your sisters punishment for something you didn’t do,
When she came to you worried that mother was going to find out, and you lost some privilege, and you said no big deal, and Later on when I couldn’t stand it any longer, I asked you Ronnie -  “ why did you do that, and take the blame? ” you turned to me and smiled and said “ when you are a lot older, you will understand “ – Only Ronnie would do this, for he really love his sisters.  Ron understood how important family was, he always shared his parents time with me, or the Grandparents time with me, and with the others kids and never was jealous kid, he knew his place in the family and was wise beyond his years. -  

Photo - Ron's Sisters and His Aunt B. M. Mullin

Ron was No Stranger to Hard Work - once working hot long days bailing hay bails and stacking them. 
It was a labor intensive back breaking sweaty job - and still to go out in the evening, with aching mussels, and to be able to entertain his cousin from out of town, when he should have been resting up. His sister asked if he was still up to it as she worried about him too. He reassured her as he always did, but she knew he was tired, and hurting, and it never slowed him down one bit. Kind of like the Energizer Bunny.    

Ron was always the good host.

Ron - He Wanted to Be a Hospital Administrator - Ron wanted to help people, and change things for the better care, of hospital patients.

Ron will be missed greatly and remembered forever. He has been a part of so many lives and has touched them all. My family and I have been honored to have known him.

Mo and family: our thoughts and prayers are with you.
                 
Sincerest regards from the McGoran family. 
Greg, Teena, Garrett, Jessica and Makayla.

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

We are all going to miss you so much. Especially your funny stories without the "punch line" and your willingness to alwys offer help to those in need.

Ron will be missed by all who knew and loved him. My prayers are with all of his family.

Ronnie,  What can I say, you've been our babysitter, dogsitter, housesitter, lawn waterer, extra eyes to watch the kids, story teller, Uncle to Ryan and Nicole and most of all one of my dearest friends.  

We will miss you more than words can express.  You have brightened our lives (the shirts helped) and we have been blessed to be able to share our lives with you over the past 20+ years.  

I keep looking down the court just waiting to see you walking up in your Kaftan or tie-died shirt smoking your cigar.

I'm counting on you to keep a close watch on us all and keep an eye out for the glow of the neighborhood Christmas lights.  They'll be shining for you!!

You will be forever in our hearts.

I don't really know where to begin.
Ron and I spent a lot of time together when we were very young.
I remember the year he got a brand new shiny bicycle for his birthday and his parents told him he could bring it over to my house and show it to me.
He insisted he give me a ride on it (sitting on the handlebars of course) and off we went down the gravel road lickity split and of course we wrecked.
He got into a lot of trouble for that little incident because we had been told numerous times not to give each other rides on my old bike...he got grounded and I got to spend a week or so picking gravel out of my knee.

I remember the time Ron was driving his car through town and reached over to change the radio station and wrecked taking out a telephone pole.

I have so many memories of cousin Ronny. But most of them have made me realize that Ron was a man who loved life and his family.
He was a loving son and brother and a loving husband and father and grandfather.
 He lived his life his way ... Full throttle...
He will be remembered with love and laughter just the way he would have wanted and he will be greatly missed by all who knew him .
 Ron brightened the lives of everyone he knew and although we are saddened by his loss we will forever have the memories of his smiling face,his smelly cigars, his sparkling eyes and his laughter....

To the family. Just know that you are all in our thoughts and our prayers as you go through this and as someone else said we are just a phone call away.
Laurel and Ken

Mo, we are very sorry that Ron has passed.  You are in our thoughts.
The Pitcher Family

Ron, you will be dearly missed.  Knowing you from when I was just a kid and for the next 20+ years after that has been truly a blessing.  My mom nailed it when she mentioned your marathon jokes, bright colored shirts, and your wonderful stories, but she forgot about your cigars!  Most of all, your kindness, helping hands, and love touched us all and we will hold that dear in our hearts.

Mo & Family, My heart goes out to all of you.  I'm incredibly sorry Gabby and I won't be there Saturday.  Tyler will be with my parents.  Know that you all will be heavy on my heart and mind.  I will keep you in my prayers.  Love you all.

Dear Mo,  I extend my deepest sympathy and my heart goes out you.  We will all miss Ron's sweet and funny personality.  You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Ron, You will be surely missed by our whole family.  Your houseboat trips with the guys and your marathon jokes, your wonderful stories about your grandkids whom you adored, your bright colored shirts, but most of all the love and friendship you gave us all.  We will miss you very much!

Ron you will be missed.  We will miss your smiling face everytime you walked by our home while keeping an eye on Candy and John's home while they were on vacation.  We will miss seeing you working on your front yard while we drove by.  You always waved and had a big smile.  May you rest in peace.  Our prayers and deepest condolences to the Mullin family.

I will miss your smiling face and the cigar discussions with Ricky.I will remember the time we shared during Jury duty,Neither one of us wanted to be there but we did it. May the good memories of you sustain and ease the pain of your loved ones.

Ron, you will be missed you might not be here and now; but you are here and forever after.  Keep an eye on us will ya. 

Love our deepest regrets to the whole family.........The Clarks (Radar)

To My Great Aunt Yvonne I am so sorry for your loss. A mother should never have to deal with the loss of a child, no matter how old thery are. I wish I could be there for you in your time of need. If you need a shoulder to lean on I am just a phone call away.

With lots of love,
Robin Crosthwaite

In loving memory of a wonderful Cousin. I will miss you always.
 
You were there for me when Uncle Gene Passed away, and you made the Wheat - Rose display for Grandpaw from all us grandkids when he passed away. 

You Always had a smile to give, when I needed it the most. 

You shared your room with me when I came to visit and never did complain.
 
You took care of me when I got car sick from the ride over to Lake Wedington and Fayettville. 

The times we spent together, The Trips in Oklahoma, and Arkansas, and when you came to Or moved to KC. and we went to the Basket Ball-Game's, Together - thanks for all the memories Cousin.

May your wife Maureen, cherish your times together, And to know she is in my prayers also. 

May your mother, my Aunt Yvonne, and My Uncle Sam Mullin - Know my thought and prayers are with you as it is never expected your child to pass on before you, as when your Great Niece, My Second Cousin, Karisha, did, and both loses are equaly hard, when it a child in the family even though Ronald was an adult and the first born. May his sister's know the joy he gave his Uncle Kenneth and Aunt Rose Hutson, when he was their first Nephew they had on my father's side. Your Aunt Rose is sadden by the lost of Ron too.

To the rest of the Extended Mullin Family - you are in my thoughts also. I am sure this is hard for you.
I hope his other cousins had as much fun and good time with Ronnie as I did. I know you will miss him too. 

To : Ron's Co-worker's, Friends, and Associates, I hope you share the times you had with Ron. He did his best to share his humor and to bring a smile wherever he could.

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