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Ronald C. Harrison, June 26, 1945 to January 8, 2015
Ron, 69 passed away in his Kenmore home on January 8th after a courageous and difficult battle with cancer. Ron served in the Air Force from 1968-1972. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Memorial arrangements are still being made.
Please go to the link below to view Ron's obituary and to leave a message on his Guest Book for the family.
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/seattletimes/obituary.aspx?n=ronald-charles-harrison&pid=173949854
Memorial services will be held February 9, 2015, 12:30 PM at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent
18600 Southeast 240th Street, Kent, WA 98042
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Jim Reilly
Ron had a great smile and cheerful manner. His family and friends will miss him but will not forget him.
Judy Wienbergen (McMillen)
So sad to think that we lost two great classmates within days of each other. Ron and Marsha Baller were both great, caring people. Heaven just got blessed.
Pam Festa (Nye)
Yes I remember Ron with his smile and the friendly person he was in school. My heart breaks for his family and I will keep them in my prayers.
Parl Guthrie
We are always saddened by the news of another one of our classmates passing on, and it makes me appreciate what the Lord has given me. God bless you and your family Ron, I pray that you are enjoying the life that Christ has provided for all of us who believe in Him! The Old Rugged Cross was my grandmother’s favorite song, and it’s mine as well. This is for you my friend!
Shirley La Born (Smith)
Ron was a neighbor when I was growing up. He used to bring his Mom to my parents birthday picnic, so I got to visit with him a little for the last few years. I will miss them both at the picnics. I wish I could have gone to his Memorial yesterday. I guess not to many showed up. I hope his brother Mike is doing okay without him. His family will be in my prayers. Shirley LaBorn Smith
Pam Festa (Nye)
God bless you Ron you are up in heaven looking down and taking care of you fellow classmates. You are for ever in our thoughts every time we enter this site.
David Findlay
Ron and I did have opportunities to talk from time to time while I was at BHS. Yes he always seemed to smile and he had lots of energy. I know he is in the best, if not better place now. God be with your Ron.
Richard Baranzini
Ron and I ran around a lot during and after our high school days. We both had a love for fast cars, but it took me longer to get one that would go as fast as his. I am sure we scared a lot of other drivers with our antics! I am sad that I did not think to drop in at his house when my wife and I were visiting our former residences in WA in 2015, just before Ron died. I was blessed to know Ron and his family. Ron made sure I was not left sitting home on Friday and Saturday nights! Goodbye, old friend!
--Dick Baranzini, Phoenix, AZ
Steve Talbot
Ron was a very happy-go-lucky guy..Rode his "hog" to school - first time I ever saw a Vespa scooter.
Richard Baranzini
His cars always had a lot more horsepower than a Vespa.