In loving memory of my cousin Ronnie, and a few of my fond memories:
I remember, when we were together having fun on the beach in New York, at night. We’d sit around a campfire with friends and family – great music, drinking and having fun.  I also think about the time when we were working together at ‘Mines press’ in lower Manhattan. 
After moving to Florida, Ronnie loved riding his bike, as it brought him great pleasure and freedom as he rode across the state.
We once again met up and occasionally spent some time together.  We also had fun as he frequently joined us for our New Years parties,  enjoying the music, the family and always ensuring he was the first to get the ‘cuerito’ from the pernil.  Fun memories!
Sadly, after his 80th birthday, he suffered a stroke. However, when I would visit we could still laugh, as we talked about some of the good ‘old days’
Ronnie will be remembered for his generous spirit, and the love he shared with those around him. His legacy lives on in the hearts of his family, friends, and the biking community.
Rest in peace, Ronnie. You will be deeply missed and forever loved.

In loving memory of my cousin Ronnie, and a few of my fond memories:
I remember, when we were together having fun on the beach in New York, at night. We’d sit around a campfire with friends and family – great music, drinking and having fun.  I also think about the time when we were working together at ‘Mines press’ in lower Manhattan. 
After moving to Florida, Ronnie loved riding his bike, as it brought him great pleasure and freedom as he rode across the state.
We once again met up and occasionally spent some time together.  We also had fun as he frequently joined us for our New Years parties,  enjoying the music, the family and always ensuring he was the first to get the ‘cuerito’ from the pernil.  Fun memories!
Sadly, after his 80th birthday, he suffered a stroke. However, when we could get together, we could still laugh, as we talked about some of the good ‘old days’
Ronnie will be remembered for his generous spirit, and the love he shared with those around him. His legacy lives on in the hearts of his family, friends, and the biking community.
Rest in peace, Ronnie. You will be deeply missed and forever loved.
Raymond (your cousin Ray)

Rest in peace, my friend. I know you are riding with the angels. 
Carol Misskelly

Sorry to see your passing. I will always remember you riding your green Harley  on numerous rides with the FLR group. Sorry I wasn’t able to communicate and visit with you more, but life sometimes gets tough to see a friend in your condition.. I’m sure you’re in a better place with your love ones that have preceded you in death. Farewell dear friend!!
Baz

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Randall Miranda

July 1, 1941 – October 28, 2024

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