To Loretta,I am really sad to learn that Ron,the love of your life,has passed away…I remember that you told me you had known Ron since you were children on Wonderland and Medway Roads…Yours was a love story which often made me smile when I was driving by your home…I am happy that Christine is just down the road from you today…You two ladies have been through many challenges together…With God’s help,I hope that you will be able to grieve but still remain strong…I often think of my patients from my “dental hygiene” days at 484 Central Avenue and you and Christine are two of my fondest memories…I’ll keep you in my prayers…Dawn Cumming.

Dear Loretta Our deepest condolence. We didn`t know Ron that well but enjoyed your company at the Conservation dinners. We appreciated the tour of the gallery & marveled at the paintings Ron had collected. We haven`t talked to Ted & Donna to hear that Ron wasn`t well as we`re in South Carolina for the winter. They will miss him very much. God Bless John & Liz Stephens

We wish to extend our sincere sympathy to Loretta and her family in the loss of her beloved Husband. Our thoughts are with you at such a sad time. May your wonderful memories of your husband and step-father help you through this time.

Loretta
My thoughts are with you and your family at this difficult time .
Remember to take care of yourself.
Anne

To Loretta and Family:
I am Donna’s sister Linda. We met at Ted and Donna’s a couple of times. We heard of the good times the four of you had at the cottage, and other little excursions. Ron will be missed, but the memories will remain.
With Sympathy,
Richard and Linda O’Rourke

Loretta & Christine
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. He will be greatly missed by both of you. You have many happy memories of Ron that will hopefully help you at this very sad time.
Bill & I really enjoyed visiting with Ron & learning all about his paintings at your open house. What a knowledgeable interesting man he was. Our thoughts are with you both.
Your friend
Mary