WAGLER: Ronald “Ronnie”
Posted By On December 14, 2023 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 14 Comments
Our dear Ronnie passed away on Thursday, December 14, 2023,
aged 45, after a heartbreaking struggle with addiction.
He was blessed with his beautiful daughter Saydee, who was
the light of his life. Cherished son of Peter (Linda), and predeceased by his
mother Susan. Forever remembered by his sister Kathy-Jo (Joe), and his brother
John (Dimitra). Survived by his beloved grandmother Catherine Laframboise. He
was a much loved uncle to Nick, Jaxon, Casper, Jordan, Adam, and Stella.
Ronnie was a gentle, kind soul who loved gardening, and
woodworking, and playing the guitar, and harmonica.
He especially loved his daughter, Saydee, with all his
heart.
He will be dearly missed by all the loved ones he leaves
behind.
Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held
at a later date.
Heartfelt thanks to the caring doctors and nurses at
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, and Stratford General Hospital.
Donations may be made in Ronnie’s honour to The Huron County
Food Bank, or charity of your choice.
Condolences for the family of “WAGLER: Ronald “Ronnie””
Ron was a good friend and cook and al used to hang with him lots when I lived in Goderich going to miss ya brother from another mother fly high my friend
Ronnie was a dear friend of my sons. So sorry for your loss. ❤️
Sending our sincere condolences to all the families.
We will miss him a decent guy always willing to help people and he loved his little girl that was his everything,he will be missed by us.R,I,P.RON.
Our sincere condolences at this difficult time. The Meaders
Rest well Ron
I’m sorry I couldn’t drop you off home this time, you were a talented cook, musician and all round gentle man. My heart goes out to his family and close friends, be at peace Ron.
Stuart Bakker
My nephew Ronnie was a good person. Always pleasant to talk to and also kind and respectful. I knew him from the day he was born. He had his troubles here on earth however that did not define who he was. I feel in my heart, that he is at peace now in the arms of his mother, Sue. You could see the deep fatherly love whenever he spoke of Saydee. My deepest and sincerest condolences to Peter, Kathy-Jo, John and all of your families. He may be gone but always will be in our hearts.
I watched Ronnie grow up from this little boy who would always ask me why into the man who would always offer to help anyone, no matter what the job was. He was kind, caring and compassionate. Everytime I would see Ron he would always express the love he had for his daughter Saydee. Ronnie you will be missed! with much love Aunt Cyndi.
Ronnie I really enjoyed the times we spent together, since you were little especially how you would stop by to visit and chat. I loved you dearly and you will always be a part of my heart. Love akways Grandma (Laframboise)
To my cousin Ronny !!!! You were a amazing father and a great friend you were always helping people during their ruff times and you will be missed and loved all ways
I was very sad to hear about Ron’s passing. In my memory he is a feisty 13 year old trying Sue’s patience. I’m just so very sorry to hear he’s had such a struggle. My most sincere condolences to all of you.
I can not believe your gone now, At least you do not have to stuggle with the addiction that has taken so many of us and our friends Wish I could of said goodbye but I will see you again hopefully in the next life 🙏 pray for your family I just like to think of the good times we had you were always a person that helped others and would give you his shirt off his a back if you needed it one of the nicest person I’ve met in a long time
I am sorry to hear of Ron’s passing. Love to his family.
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Let us not forget Ronnie’s struggles, but also, bring to mind all the good memories we share. Ronnie, I will remember you always as a happy young boy who loved to play and eat popsicles. I hope those carefree days return to you in peace and rest. With love, Aunt Lisa.