So saddened to hear of "Uncle Ron"s passing.I have many fond memories of him from the arena. He rarely missed a game/practice/tournament, and it was always a pleasure to chat with him and Neil. I know Collin really looked up to him.
Our condolences to Neil, Sheila, Bob, Judy & families. Ron always had that grin/smile on his face whenever we saw him. I will always remember when Ron gave me my very first snowmobile ride. He will always be remembered as having a kind soul.
Joan & John Morgan
Sorry to hear of the passing of Ron, he always had a smile on his face and a.glimmer in his eyes. He will be missed in the neighourhood. Dale and Marlene (Orr) Prangley
I worked with Ronny for well over ten years at Coldstream Concrete. You could always rely on Ron for help solving a problem. We shared a lot of laughs together and a few coffees on our own time. He spoke very highly of his family and was well respected. Ron will be sadly missed but always remembered.
Take care old boy.
Dan Eagleden
Sorry to hear of Ron's passing. We enjoyed many good times in the passed with Ron and his family. Ron always had a friendly smile on his face to all he met. Sincere condolences to Glen and his family. Bruce & Marg McKichan
It is always sad when you lose a neighbor but especially to lose an old school chum. Our sincere condolences to all the Wyatt family at this time. The neighborhood is the poorer for your loss!!
A caring and soft spoken man always had a friendly smile and a warm hello when we would meet. Growing up I spent a lot of time with Glenn's family and I always thought of Ron as my uncle as well. I remember Saturday nights sitting in the rec room watching Hockey Night in Canada and Ronnie cheering on the Maple Leafs. Your kind heart and many words of wisdom will be a lasting memory of mine. Neil, Sheila, Glenn, Diane, Shawn, Taylor and Brooklyn and families you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Richard Elliott
I will always remember how softly and calmly you spoke. He taught me the importance of a firm handshake; always reminding me if it was a bit soft or providing assurance when it was correct. " Now that's a good handshake". I love you Ronnie and I hope that one day I can pass on all the lessons you taught me and live up to that standard you have set. Your patience, humility, calmness and love for not only your family but others will always be a guiding light for me and I'm sure many others lives ou have touched
-Mitchell
