A Great EXAMPLE  -- His Love and Compassion will never be forgotten

I'm so sorry that we did not know about Ronald's passing, since mom and dads passing we have lost touch of some of the family. I always have loved Ronald he meant a lot to my parents, Grant and Dorothy Tobler, they are having a grand reunion on the other side.  Love Vicki Lou Tobler Neimoyer

Remembering Ron with pride and admiration for his service to the church and love for his family.  I am Pratt's youngest, Patricia.  We were far apart in age as cousins but I always looked up to Ron.  I loved his Mom and Dad dearly.  Some of my favorite relatives.  What great things he accomplished in his life.  What a blessed reunion he is having now. Thank you, Ron, for keeping the Prince name one to be proud of always. Thanks for the information you brought back from Africa on the Prince heritage.  God bless you still, and your family.

I am Ronald's first cousin (the daughter of his Uncle Pratt Prince).  I just learned of Ronald's passing today and I send my condolences at his loss.  I loved Uncle Bill's boys and the many special times at family reunions and other gatherings.  They are altogether now and a glorious reunion is taking place beyond the veil.  May you, his family, be comforted in the knowledge that his mission on earth was well done and with faith in his Savior.  I with you will look forward to seeing Ronald again some day.  God be with you.  
Florence Prince Wagner (Huntington Beach, California)

I was so grateful to Ronald his wife for their kindness to me and to Wayne when we were witing for our mission call.  We expected to be there a few days, but our visas were delayed ant Rondald and his wife were so good to us!  I now live in Oklahoma where my son lives  I have fond memories of our visit with them and there hospitality!  Love,  Lois Hintze Prince   (Oklahome

I will always remember the kindness shown me when I lived with the Prince family in the summer of 1982.  Ronald was a good man and served others during a life of giving.  My thoughts and prayers are with the family during this time.

We had many fun, happy and spiritual experiences while working with Ron in Temples and Special Projects.  While living and working on the various temples to which we were assigned, Ron would visit us as our team worked together to build "Houses of the Lord".  These were projects he took great care with because of his love of the Lord.  Perhaps his greatest love was his family and his dear wife, Jerry because he always took the time to bring us up to date on their activities and then, to look around the area to see if there might be anyone or anything that could help ease her arthritis pain.  Ron dearly loved his sweet wife and set an example of service to family as well as to the Lord.  May you all find comfort in the example of a fine loving father and priesthood holder who truly served all he knew.

This wonderful man, has made our life and faith so much stronger.  Thank You so much for the example you and Jerry have set. You will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace.

Sending my condolences to the family. May God give you strength and peace during this difficult time ( Psalm 29 : 11 )

Our sympathies to the Prince Family - you not only are relatives but have been a great part of our lives.  Know that we are proud of all the wonderful things that Ronald has done in and out of the Church.  We know he is with loved ones but we also recognize you will miss him.  love,  The Walt & Irene Cox Brooks family

from Ralph Atkin serving in Turkey:  I loved him and have missed him and his wonderful laugh and smile.  He was also a great athlete, and he and my brother Lee ran against each other at State, Lee with long legs and Ron with short legs, and I watched the race, and Ron won!

I just loved Uncle Ronald, and feel so bad that he has left us for a time. But, I'm also grateful that he doesn't have to suffer anymore. I love you Aunt Jerry and hope that you will be comforted by your family. I know being around her children helps my mom a lot.
Love Tricia Prince Hardy

Aunt Jerry, as Uncle Ronald passes into the next life we reflect on the many memories we shared with the two of you and your family. We remember the Thanksgiving dinners at your home and the times spent in Nauvoo as you oversaw the re-construction of the Nauvoo temple. You two will always have a special place in our hearts. May the Lord bless and comfort you during this difficult time.
Love, LaMar and Lynnette

OBITUARY

Ronald Leo Prince

September 8, 1933 – June 25, 2015

Valley View Memorial Park

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