Grandpa you will always be loved. I wish we had more time together but the time we did have will always be remembered and cherished. Your love was unconditional and I will never forget all the wonderful times and memories we have together. We love you, Rest In Peace. 

My father loved his family and thought us the meaning of honest hard work and your word is golden. He is so missed and we will always have you in our hearts and minds.

My father loved his family and thought us how to be real people in society. We learned the rewards for an honest days work and how to treat people right. He was a great provider, and  he realized how important family was and he embraced it with his caring gentle way that became him.He loved his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren immensely. He was a good man  to call my father. He is forever in our hearts and minds with his gentle demeanor and warm smile!

Loved seeing the pics so much.  Heartbreaking, but thanks to whoever posted them.  Such a huge heart and kind man.  🥺

Grandpa Ron was so close to us grandkids , myself ( Sophia ) Kenny and missy. We were with grandpa almost every other weekend . He took us to fairs, McDonald’s ( which mom never would lol) movies, we loved every second with him. He was the kindest most loving man I know, he was always there for us. He always made us smile and he would laugh at us kids and just loved us so much . Every time I put Hank Williams on it reminds me of grandpa in the car, with his toothpick in his mouth singing and smiling driving us to the fair. He is sharpest pool shooting player I’ve ever seen and we loved to watch him play pool, he got to teach my boys how to play pool which is a beautiful memory they will cherish forever . I will love you forever Grandpa , and I can’t wait to see you again one day and give you a big hug and the boys can too. You’re everything to me and I will look forward to seeing you again forever your granddaughter Sophia Varmega ❤️❤️

Ron was a constant in the life of my closest companions from my childhood. His wife, Louise (aka “mom” to me) and Ron were the parents of my  dearest friend of 45 years, Lisa, and her brothers, Ken and Keith. I spent many days of my adolescence in their home, as Lisa and I were inseparable. They truly become my second family. Ron was hard working and he and Louise were always kind to me, inviting me to enjoy family get togethers with them and share in the joys of their family holiday festivities. I appreciate Ron being a constant in our lives and for he and Louise teaching me about responsibility and love for animals. I know he has found peace and happiness now. It warms  my heart to see how much Lisa loved and cared for him throughout and to the very end of his life. Because my mother and father also suffered from his same disease, I had much empathy for the memories he lost and the pain and sadness his family endured.  He will be missed by those of us who truly loved him. He touched my life and I will forever fondly remember his smile and kindness. 

Truly too many to call out just one.  This man played a huge part in who I am today.  Will never forget all the weekends at his house watching the Disney channel on Saturday Mornings or how he never missed any of my baseball games.  Such a big heart and gentle soul.  Love you Grandpa, I will see you again someday.  You will be in my heart until then. 

OBITUARY

Ronald Keith Stoner Sr.

31 January, 1941 – 18 December, 2021

Sunset Hills Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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