So sorry to hear of Ron’s passing. He was a great neighbour and a great friend to my Uncle Doug. The thing I remember about him best was his laugh – it was contagious. Sincere condolences to all of you; he will be missed.

Papa Ron you will be missed so much. Always a gentleman, always caring, kind hearted and sincere. All the hugs, laughs and kindness will be remembered. *Cheers to an amazing man and thank you!

Thank you papa Ron for all the love and fun times. You will be missed so much. Nana, thinking of you and sending my love. Love Chalsie

A wonderful man. Simply the best. We will miss him. The Campbell Family

On behalf of all of the Lee family at 6 Alexander Avenue, we would like to extend our condolences to you Brian, Gary and Dean as well as Joan and family. We’ve been gone quite a number of years now however always remember Ron’s kindness and ready smile. Your Mom and Dad were wonderful neighbours and we are very sorry for his loss. Obviously though, a million and one heart warming memories. Again, deepest sympathies for your loss. Terry Okotoks, Alberta

We wish the Waldron family our sincere condolences in the loss of such a wonderful man we got to know during his stay at the Kirkland Hospital. Our prayers are with you at this time of loss. Sincerely Judy and Genevieve Kerr.

I had not seen Ron for quite a few years but when I saw this obituary and read the beautiful sentiments it brought tears to my eyes for a wonderful soul. I will give a short history of my relationship with Ron. Ron was my first boss. I graduated in June of 1963 from KLCVI and began my first job at North Star Plumbing as the secretary and accounts payable and receivable clerk. Ron was a wonderful person and even though I was very shy and unsure of myself he took me under his wing in a very quiet unassuming manner and made me feel very comfortable in an atmosphere dominated by men. I worked for and with Ron until June of l966 when I married and moved to Sudbury at which time my best friend Doreen Pearce Pilon took over my position. I have seen Ron on and off over the years as my parents Leona and Truman Ackles had a cottage on Round Lake right next door to Ron and Betty and we were able to have conversations when I visited my parents at their cottage. He was a wonderful man and I am certain you are very proud to call him your husband, dad, grandad, Even though many years have passed he made a great impression on my life and I am sure he is looking down from heaven and smiling. Rest in peace Ron,

I was fortunate to have known this sweet, gentle man through my daughter Tracy (Dean’s wife) and he has always behaved like a true gentleman which he was. I am pleased to say that we enjoyed many family gatherings with him where he often displayed his sense of fun. He will be truly missed.

My sincere condolences to Dean and his family during this difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to you all at this time. Paul, Valerie and Amanda Walmsley

Sending our sincere sympathy to Ron’s family. He was, indeed, a gentleman. His dedication to the Civic Service Association was truly inspiring and we remember how he enjoyed our yearly appreciation parties. We are sure there is a bottle of Crown Royal with his name on it in heaven. RIP, Ron.

Dear family My sincere and deepest sympathy to all who knew our gentle and beloved Uncle Ron. His sense of humour, beguiling smile, and strong and visible support for his family and extended members of his family, will be long remembered. I will never forget his kindness to me. Your hearts are broken, as is mine… Our grief will heal, through the passage of time… I write this for you, not with heavy heart… Our dearest departed would not like that…Molly In dedication…to the Waldron Family… Don’t look for your beloved in winters cold blast, He’s rests in your future, not in your past. He’s out on the briny. He’s up in the trees… As he whispers your name…You’ll feel that slight breeze. That says… Gentle souls I am here, and I’m waiting for you As you glide through the snow or the waters so blue. Memories dear, please love and treasure… Mourn my loss, but not forever. Molly Croxall February18, 2016

Will Miss You Ron!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love Forever!!! OXOXO Until we meet again Kiss Kiss

Ron at the Cottage at Round Lake, 2015. There for a Family Fish Fry. He sure did enjoy it. MUCH LOVE Ron!!!!!!!!!!

We were so sorry to hear of our Great Uncle Ron’s passing. We have nothing but fond memories of Ron. He will be greatly missed by everyone that had the pleasure of knowing him.Our thoughts are with all of his family and friends. Love Bob and Margaret.

Heartfelt condolences to the Waldron family. “Great” uncle Ron was a fine gentleman who treated everyone with respect. I have nothing but fond memories of Ron. He will be missed. Dave and Shelley Ewing & Family

We were so sorry to hear of our Great Uncle Ron’s passing. We have nothing but fond memories of Ron. He will be greatly missed by everyone that had the pleasure of knowing him.Our thoughts are with all of his family and friends. Love Bob and Margaret.

Dear family My sincere and deepest sympathy to all who knew our gentle and beloved Uncle Ron. His sense of humour, beguiling smile, and strong and visible support for his family and extended members of his family, will be long remembered. I will never forget his kindness to me. Your hearts are broken, as is mine… Our grief will heal, through the passage of time… I write this for you, not with heavy heart… Our dearest departed would not like that…Molly In dedication…to the Waldron Family… Don’t look for your beloved in winters cold blast, He’s rests in your future, not in your past. He’s out on the briny. He’s up in the trees… As he whispers your name…You’ll feel that slight breeze. That says… Gentle souls I am here, and I’m waiting for you As you glide through the snow or the waters so blue. Memories dear, please love and treasure… Mourn my loss, but not forever. Molly Croxall February18, 2016

Sending our sincere sympathy to Ron’s family. He was, indeed, a gentleman. His dedication to the Civic Service Association was truly inspiring and we remember how he enjoyed our yearly appreciation parties. We are sure there is a bottle of Crown Royal with his name on it in heaven. RIP, Ron.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to you all at this time. Paul, Valerie and Amanda Walmsley

My sincere condolences to Dean and his family during this difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I was fortunate to have known this sweet, gentle man through my daughter Tracy (Dean’s wife) and he has always behaved like a true gentleman which he was. I am pleased to say that we enjoyed many family gatherings with him where he often displayed his sense of fun. He will be truly missed.

Your family was a big part of our life growing up. Algonquin Avenue where every family seemed to raise us all as we played outside and from time to time got into mischief. It is with great sadness that we hear of your dad’s death. He was the only original dad left on the street. It has struck us very personally. Please know that our thoughts are with you all as you travel the difficult road of accepting a loved one’s passing. Warm thoughts always, Irene, David and June McRae

We had the pleasure of getting to know Ron through the Civic Service organization. Our thoughts are with you. Wendell and Anne Scott

Dear Dean, My very deepest condolences to you, your family and extended family+friends on the loss of your father. I wish you and your family strength during this time, comfort and peace of mind that he is resting peacefully. Amen. Sincerely, Shannah Taylor

Joan and family…..very sorry to hear of Ron’s passing. Sending our sincerest condolences your way. He was a wonderful man.

I had not seen Ron for quite a few years but when I saw this obituary and read the beautiful sentiments it brought tears to my eyes for a wonderful soul. I will give a short history of my relationship with Ron. Ron was my first boss. I graduated in June of 1963 from KLCVI and began my first job at North Star Plumbing as the secretary and accounts payable and receivable clerk. Ron was a wonderful person and even though I was very shy and unsure of myself he took me under his wing in a very quiet unassuming manner and made me feel very comfortable in an atmosphere dominated by men. I worked for and with Ron until June of l966 when I married and moved to Sudbury at which time my best friend Doreen Pearce Pilon took over my position. I have seen Ron on and off over the years as my parents Leona and Truman Ackles had a cottage on Round Lake right next door to Ron and Betty and we were able to have conversations when I visited my parents at their cottage. He was a wonderful man and I am certain you are very proud to call him your husband, dad, grandad, Even though many years have passed he made a great impression on my life and I am sure he is looking down from heaven and smiling. Rest in peace Ron,

We wish the Waldron family our sincere condolences in the loss of such a wonderful man we got to know during his stay at the Kirkland Hospital. Our prayers are with you at this time of loss. Sincerely Judy and Genevieve Kerr.

On behalf of all of the Lee family at 6 Alexander Avenue, we would like to extend our condolences to you Brian, Gary and Dean as well as Joan and family. We’ve been gone quite a number of years now however always remember Ron’s kindness and ready smile. Your Mom and Dad were wonderful neighbours and we are very sorry for his loss. Obviously though, a million and one heart warming memories. Again, deepest sympathies for your loss. Terry Okotoks, Alberta

Thank you papa Ron for all the love and fun times. You will be missed so much. Nana, thinking of you and sending my love. Love Chalsie

Papa Ron you will be missed so much. Always a gentleman, always caring, kind hearted and sincere. All the hugs, laughs and kindness will be remembered. *Cheers to an amazing man and thank you!

Deepest condolences to the Waldron family. Ron was one of the kindest people I have ever met. He always made us feel welcome whenever we visited with Dean and Tracy. Take solace that he lived a pretty full and fulfilled life. He was very proud and contented with his family as you all should remember his spirit with pride and great love. A real gent indeed. He will be missed.

We had the pleasure of knowing Ron and enjoying some visits at the lake once we were also cottage owners 2 doors over. Ron always had stories that he was willing to share and was already ready to lend a helping hand even if he was busy. You will be missed Ron.

Brian, Koby, Lauren We just heard from Marj of your Dad’s passing. We are so sorry to hear this but understand his struggle over the past year or so and are grateful he is at peace now and having a good visit with your Mom and with Kathy. Your tribute to him was wonderful, what a gift to have such terrific memories.

My condolences to the waldron family. Much love and prayers from jerome(jethro)

Hey Dean Sorry to hear about your Dad. Keep your chin up bud and we’ll have a beer for him in Mexico. Peter

Dear Dean, I wanted to let you know that I am sorry for the loss of your father, and my thoughts are with you and your family. Take care Leslee

Please accept my deepest condolenses for your loss. I know this last road has been hard and now your dad can rest in peace. God bless yo and your family

Although I never met your father I know he had to be a kind and caring person as he raised you (Dean) and I can attest to your character. My condolences to you and your family at this time and take comfort in your memories of your life with your father. Norm Cormack

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families. He was a wonderful man. Many fond memories

Hi Dean and Tracy We would like to express our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Henry and Alicja

Dear Dean and Tracy Our deepest sympathies to you and your entire family at this time. Thinking of you all.

Sending my deepest condolences to you Joan and your Family, Ron was intend a special person, so kind and gentle, will miss our talks and seeing him. You as a wife was so dedicated and Ron truly loved you to pieces, my thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very sad and difficult time.

So sorry to hear of Uncle Ron’s passing…what short time I knew him, I knew right off meeting him the first time, what a wonderful man he was. We will keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers. R.I.P Uncle Ron

A fitting tribute to an extraordinary Gentleman. Miss you Uncle Ron. You and Mom are now back together. What a time you must be having. RIP.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Ron has always held a special place in our hearts…. From our memories of him at our annual BBQs at Butler and back to the day when he would be siting several evenings at our dining room table doing the books for Hansen Sheet Metal. Their Hunt Club years together were amazing with so many great memories. He was a very special and caring Man. He will be missed.

Joan, Brian, Gary, Dean Deepest sympathy to you all and your families for the loss of this very kind and terrific man. Although I live far away and didn’t see him often, he always took the time in his quiet and unassuming way to chat and catch up on life in general. He was such a good friend to my Dad and Mom and will always have a special place in my heart. My hunt club memories will be cherished all the more because of your family! My thoughts and prayers are with you…

The members of the Phelps lake Hunt Club offer our deepest condolences to Joan, Brian, Gary, Dean and families on the loss of Ron. Ron was an inspiration, leader, gentleman and friend. He will be sorely missed.

My deepest condolences to all. I have known Ron my whole life and know him to be a kind, gentle soul. Now an angel in heaven, he will watch over his family with pride, (unless he’s having a beer with my dad, Harry). My thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time.

I am so sad to hear this news. I spent a lot of time with Ron and he was such a kind man. Always brought a smile to my face and was easygoing. Joan, I’m sorry for your loss.

Waldron Family……… our deepest sympathy for the loss of a wonderful man. I only got to know him over the past year at KDH & then Extendicare. He kept a close watch on my brother at both places and would give me the updates on how they were doing during our visits. He often chatted about his family whom he was so proud of. He was a very warm, caring gentleman. Our thoughts are with your family. Pat & Lorraine Kiely