My sincere condolences to Brenda, Michael & families. I lost touch with Ron in the early 80s after he was best man at my wedding and tried to reconnect but could not find him. In my mind, Ron will always be the man-boy in this photo, forever mischievous, always smiling and always ready to be your friend.
Edmond Hétu
Brenda and Michael, Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. I have so many wonderful memories of Ron and the time I spent in your home and with your family.
My sincere condolences to Michael and sister Brenda for the loss of their brother and mother. I will always remember Ron as my first boyfriend and your mom as a wonderful lady with a task list she prepared every week. All three of you would make sure that you didn’t disappoint your working mom. I had many great times at your home on Arthur Street. Sorry I cannot be with you for the service as I live in Florida during our winter months. May they both RIP.
Rest in peace Godfather. You always had a smile and made me feel special. My children will always remember you in uniform touring us around the Museum of Nature.
So sorry to hear of your family loss. Ron was the kindest caring heart always wanting to bring a smile. Fond memories of the treats he brought ice cream soda or chocolate eggs & he would laugh with delight at kids making a mess with them.
Tom and I are so sorry to hear of Ron’s passing. We have fond memories of him being one of the first to swim across Lac Clair and him showing off his diving skills. May you Rest In Peace cousin.
Our deepest condolences to the Jarvis Family. I will always remember him as that little boy with an amazing ability to swim, dive, and go on adventures with at the cottage. RIP cousin
