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I brought over some food to Lucille this afternoon and visited with her some more. She is reading this thread and was overwhelmed by the response and the kind comments. She wanted me to pass along to everyone that she is overwhelmed by the support, kindness and prayers for Ron and the family. She tried 2 different times to post her thoughts on the site, but got an error and asked me to respond on her behalf.
Ron's wishes were to be cremated and Lucille will abide by his request. We are planning a Celebration for Ron's life sometime in the future on a Saturday, but at this time do not have a date. Everyone will be welcome and I will post more details as things become more clear.
For those that are interested in passing along your condolences her address is below:
Lucille Harris
3313 Shuler Rd
Gainesville, GA 30506
Ron's wealth was his big heart and willingness to help others. That is what he had in life and gave all he could. Lucille will need help with expenses during this tragic time.
Ron's passing has left a big void in my heart and his legacy will forever live in all his posts on this site. Ron had a very strong opinion on everything, but if you needed something he was the first one to lend a hand to the fullest of his capacity.
R.I.P Brother Ronald![73m819 :73m819: :73m819:](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/rockrock.gif)
Ron's wishes were to be cremated and Lucille will abide by his request. We are planning a Celebration for Ron's life sometime in the future on a Saturday, but at this time do not have a date. Everyone will be welcome and I will post more details as things become more clear.
For those that are interested in passing along your condolences her address is below:
Lucille Harris
3313 Shuler Rd
Gainesville, GA 30506
Ron's wealth was his big heart and willingness to help others. That is what he had in life and gave all he could. Lucille will need help with expenses during this tragic time.
Ron's passing has left a big void in my heart and his legacy will forever live in all his posts on this site. Ron had a very strong opinion on everything, but if you needed something he was the first one to lend a hand to the fullest of his capacity.
R.I.P Brother Ronald
![73m819 :73m819: :73m819:](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/rockrock.gif)