Ron it has been a while since I have been on here. I love you and miss you so much it hurts me inside. My heart is broken with sorrow and I need help to mend my heart. This November will be five years you went home to be with the Lord. Remember you always said there may have been BR's (before Ron) but I will not ever find another AR like you. I always said there will not ever be anyone that will take your place in my life. I love you and I wanted to say Thank you for protecting me and loving me then and now. With Love from your Wife.

To my Husband. I miss you so much. It has been 2 months since your passing. Heaven awaits us all in time. You are missed everday by many. With Love from Your wife.

Ronnie was my former brother in law.  Although I had not seen him in many years, I remember him fondly, especially his smile and was saddened to hear of his passing.  My deepest sympathies to his family.

I met Ron when he first came to Dallas.  I played poker with him many times and I always thought the world of him.  He will be missed greatly.

Ron was uplifting to every body that knew him i will miss him everyday please accept Betty and My condolences to all of Ron's family love forever god bless.

Ron.
   I dont know how to tell you how much you meant to me in my life. The many hours we spent at the poker table.the many hours we spent on the phone after the game telling each other how we miss played this hand or that hand! All the days at the race track trying to figure out how to hit the superfecta! I don't know how to tell you the void in my life now that your gone I'm gonna miss those days at the resturant arguing with you over who's turn it was to pay the tab! And now that your there at the table playing in the big game make sure I got a seat when I get there! I just wanna tell you thanks for being my freind and thanks for being there when I neeeded you! There won't be a day that passes that I won't think of you! Now that I got all that out of the way! Shuffle up and deal
            I Love You Brother.
                  Tommy K.

Teresa, 
One of Keith's favorite memories and story to tell is of your wedding in Vegas! He is so very saddened that one of his very best friends is gone.  We both will miss him. All our love to you and your families.  Keith and Katie Yarbrough

I was saddened to hear Ron passed away. He was working hard to change his health and it seemed he was going to live for twenty plus more years. I'm sorry Teresa and all the family and friends are going through this. Ron had a caring heart and helped others. He was not perfect but was a good looking older man. He and Teresa made a cute couple. I know he knows he was blessed in life. He brought paper tape, etc to the office for me once because I had a sore that needed tending to. All Teresa had to do was call him and he came with a smile. I will always remember him and the family will be in my prayers. God Bless

Please accept my deepest sympathy. Ronnie and I were classmates at Baker High. May God bless his family and give them the strength they need to get through this very sad time. Nancy Smith Jones, Class of 1961 (Palatka FL)

To Dog and Jet and the rest of the family... My thoughts and prayers are with yall.  Ronnie always had a smile on his face, and he will be truly missed. God Bless yall.

Jim Strain

Ron was a wonderful step-father & friend, he will remain in our minds and hearts forever. He will be greatly missed !!

My fondest memories of Ronnie and his brothers were from family gatherings at the home of our grandparents, Collis and Nellie Wise.  We "country cousins" were always excited to know that the "city boys" from Columbus, GA, were coming to visit.  The last time that all 18 of us were together was in 1978 when we attended our grandmother's funeral.  
Our prayers are with you at this time.  I speak for the rest of our cousins when I say that we love you and we miss our times together as children.  We look forward to seeing Ronnie on the other side.
                                       Anne Wise Hood, Alabama

James and I where so deeply sadden to hear of our dearest Brother-in-Laws passing. We always spent Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving and Christmas together in Ron and Teresa's home. 
But we have comfort in knowing he has gone to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in heaven. Love Remains.

I was so sad to hear about Ronnie.  He was a wonderful person. I know he will be greatly missed by his friends and family.  My deepest condolences to you.
Linda (Womble)Fowler, Baker High Class of 65.

You were such a good friend.  We traveled alot of roads and paths together....some a good idea, some not such a good idea, but we always remained close friends and you will be deeply missed.  Your family has our deepest sympathy.

My dear sweet brother-in-law Ron, you will be truly missed.

Jim and I were classmates of Ronnie, and we are saddened to learn of his death.  Our many memories will forever be alive in our hearts and minds. Sincere condolences to the entire family and friends.  Jimmy and Peggy Martin, Catuala,Georgia

Everyone will miss Ronnie and his big smile. I played Putt Putt Golf and he always out did everyone with his hole in one's. Always fun to be with. God Bless to family. Robert Major Baker High 1961

Ron and I were married for 14 years during the most difficult times in both of our lives and we made it through alive, unfortunatley, our marrige did not survive but we remained very close friends and I still consider him my "white knight in shining armor". I've never met a man so full of integrity or one so generous. There are countless stories about the way he always met a need whenever he saw it. My family adored him and will miss him as well. When I think of Ron, I remember how safe and protected he made me feel, that was just one of the things I loved about him, I also always admired how he loved animals and took such good care of them, you can tell alot about a man by that. Ron, thank you for your extravagant love and always being such a class act, your ex-wife but forever friend, see ya in Heaven, babe

I grew up with Ronnie in South Columbus and played Little League baseball, basketball, and football with him.  As we moved to High School, I always considered him to be the best all around athlete in our class.  But, instead of playing sports at Baker, he choose to play in the Putt Putt Tour around the Southeast and made more money than any of us at Baker could imagine.  I know he will be missed by his family and friends and those of us who knew him in his youth.  May God bless Ronnie and those close to him.
Bob Layfield

Always been my favorite person of all time, along side with Issac Newton and Albert Einstein. No wonder the stars have all our names on them.

I first met Ronnie in 1960 when I began dating his brother, Jet.  Soon he became a sweet and interesting brother-in-law, then a much-loved uncle to my and Jet's three sons.  Though I haven't seen Ronnie in many years, the thing that always struck me about him was the goodness of his heart and his deep loyalty to family and friends.  I know you will miss him, and I offer heartfelt condolences.

We will miss that casual smile, usually followed by, "Well..." or a simple "Yeah." You were truly unique Uncle Ron and loved by all of us. Enjoy heaven with my mom, your parents and others.

As a classmate at Baker High, I was sorry to learn of Ronnie's passing.  The Nixon family are in my prayers.
Jackie Tillman [62] Harty

I am so very sorry to hear of Ronnie's passing, please accept my condolences for you loss.

Your famous words, I'll take care of it. I love you more than words can say. You will be greatly missed.  Love your daughter, Lisa.

Ronnie's happy and optimistic outlook on life was inspirational!

Ronnie, Jet and I became friends in 1953 when we played on the same Little League baseball team at Baker Village in Columbus.  We attended Elementary and High School together.  Ronnie was a great friend and a fine natural athlete.  I am thankful that I got to visit with him in October 2010 at the Baker High reunion.  Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

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Ronald Lee Nixon Sr.

21 novembre 1943 – 9 novembre 2011

Ted Dickey West Funeral Home

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