Over the last 70 years. we have had many escapades, Traveling to Vancouver and working at Inco. We would call each other often to reminisce. Rest in peace old friend,

As he was two years older than me, it seemed like an unlikely think that Ron and I were buds back in grade school at St. Eugene. Then he left for high school somewhere and I went to St. Boniface College and, though I've been living in Lorette for 44 years, I never saw him again. I'd run into Luke, Al and Therese the odd time but never Ron. Too bad; it seems like he was a nice guy, from what I've heard.

My sympathies to Ron's family. I'll pray for him.

Ahhh Mon oncle Ron. I never knew if he was being serious or pulling my leg half the time.

my sympathies

jen

Well, I can say I didn't expect this. At least not so soon. I'm glad that we got the time we did and every memory will haunt me for the rest of my life. We did alot. Certainly had our ups and downs thru the last few years but you were never too far away. Glad we got to fish together a few times earlier this year finally, when you were strong enough. I'm so glad that I got to take you out on Father's Day this year for dinner at Jeffery's. It was a great evening. I wrote one of my most powerful songs for you and it means more now than it ever did before. Thanks for building me my Rockstar birdhouse. Its out in St. Laurent.

Thank you for all the time. Thank you for you just being you. I will see you again one day. I love you. Always. Lil Rock.

I always enjoyed my time spent with Uncle Ron. My fondest memory is the time when, at a very young age, he took me in his pickup to Lorrett to the local gas and grocery store. We jumped out of the truck and I processed to follow him up the stairs. He stoped mid flight, loked at me, and said in a stern but joking voice " well it's not going to fill itself, put only $10 in." He smiled and gave me that wink only he knew how to give. I abruptly turned around and did as I was told.

In that moment I felt like a man. Even if it was something as simple as putting gas in the tank he made my day and I will never forget it.

I truly miss you Uncle Ron

Ron always called on my birthday, we would bug each other and kid around about our ages as we got older. He had a great sense of humor and a wonderful laugh. He will be missed.

This is the last picture we took, showing sisters Jeanne, Terry and myself.

Thank you Ron for all the help you gave to Deja Vu/Lorette Thrifty Treasures.

Pics of Dad

Pics of Ron

Pics

Ron is my son-in-law's (Dean) Dad. And he was a good friend of my husband's, Alan. When Ron lived in Lorette, he would share some of his garden produce with us.

Here's a recent photo of Ron with Dean and Max. 💗

Ron was a great friend and cousin allways ready to help me with my family history and always there for a phone call

Joe, we are so very sorry for the loss of your brother!!! He was quite the character with a great sense of humor! May he rest in peace!