I feel blessed to have called Ronald my friend. I remember the morning when he caused a stir in homeroom. He told the class he would not pledge to the American flag if was not also allowed to pray in the same classroom. We all loved it but the teacher's got all worked up! He is missed so much. We need his faith, his strong character and his leadership in our community today. Today, he's more alive than ever and I look forward to seeing him again!
A wonderful person, whom I will always remember. I was lucky enough to have your Mom as my son Ty's first grade teacher! It was an awesome experience for both of us. Now I know where you got your strength and great personality. I think of you everytime I see your Mom at North LaFayette "Buck" Leisa
I count it a pleasure to have called you my friend. I will never forget having the opportunity to know you and to sing with you. I think of you often since my daughter is now singing with Vince, one of your best friends. I remember your great spirit and I know you are up there smiling down on all of us.
Ronald was always a joyful and pleasant person to be around. He had many talents and was a very nice Christian man. I am honored to have known him. I always liked the talent shows at school so I could hear him and Sherman sing and of course the rest of the quartet.
I remeber your smile and how you were so nice to everyone. My human side is saddened that you had to leave us, but my heart rejoices knowing you are with the Father.
It was a pleasure knowing and teaching this true gentleman. He once told me how hard it was to be a teacher's kid...I'll never forget his singing "Goober Peas" as he cracked us all up!! His life was short, but he touched more than most in such a span...That old adage about apples not falling far from the tree holds true here as he has wonderful parents too!!
Keri Tucker (Motley) (1983)
I feel blessed to have called Ronald my friend. I remember the morning when he caused a stir in homeroom. He told the class he would not pledge to the American flag if was not also allowed to pray in the same classroom. We all loved it but the teacher's got all worked up!He is missed so much. We need his faith, his strong character and his leadership in our community today.
Today, he's more alive than ever and I look forward to seeing him again!
Leisa Hise (Jones) (1983)
A wonderful person, whom I will always remember. I was lucky enough to have your Mom as my son Ty's first grade teacher! It was an awesome experience for both of us. Now I know where you got your strength and great personality. I think of you everytime I see your Mom at North LaFayette "Buck"Leisa
Kela Harris (Spence) (1985)
I count it a pleasure to have called you my friend. I will never forget having the opportunity to know you and to sing with you. I think of you often since my daughter is now singing with Vince, one of your best friends. I remember your great spirit and I know you are up there smiling down on all of us.Rhonda Cook (Strickland) (1984)
Ronald was always a joyful and pleasant person to be around. He had many talents and was a very nice Christian man. I am honored to have known him. I always liked the talent shows at school so I could hear him and Sherman sing and of course the rest of the quartet.LaRae Snider (Eveans) (1982)
I remeber your smile and how you were so nice to everyone. My human side is saddened that you had to leave us, but my heart rejoices knowing you are with the Father.Sherman Gibbs
It was a pleasure knowing and teaching this true gentleman. He once told me how hard it was to be a teacher's kid...I'll never forget his singing "Goober Peas" as he cracked us all up!! His life was short, but he touched more than most in such a span...That old adage about apples not falling far from the tree holds true here as he has wonderful parents too!!