Late in the evening, I always asked him to tell me a story of the day & he had some whoppers; oddly enough they were mostly true, His home town was so true to form to "The Andy Griffith Show". Somehow we spent very interesting years there.Starting the day @ The Drug Store, then escaping to the middle of the boondocks.To me it seemed a fairy tale @ times; but sadly as Paul Harvey said & Now For The Rest Of The Story....All the best reserved in honour of a man so caring,giving compassionate mere words seem without merit.Jamie,Jess & all his priceless grandaughter's are filled with his love of laughter=joy..
             Thank You For Music Everlasting

Ron the world will miss you! While I have not spoken to you in 15 years, memories still flash up from time to time. And they are always good memories and we were always smiling! You took care of us and I know someone will take care of you forever. Shine on!

Ronnie was like a big brother to me when I was a child. I was such a little pest but he would never be cross with me. I have pictures of us together when I was about 7 with a grand snowman he helped build. He was a wonderful human being who always had a kind word. My prayers for Jess, and Jaime and families.

Ron was probably the nicest man I've ever met. I had the pleasure of working with him for three years and am a much better person for the time we shared. He never failed to do the right thing, always put everyone else before himself and yet you got the feeling that he enjoyed every moment of his life. The world is a better place for the life he lived and he will be missed....

I had the privilege and pleasure of knowing Ron because of my beautiful daughter-in-law, Jessica. We were together at the wedding and along with Sharon, the births of Ella and Abbi. He was a gentle soul and a kind and loving "Sweetie Pie" Grandpa who has left many wonderful memories to his girls and will be missed so much!

May we each live life as you would have encouraged us to do. You may be gone from our physical world but your spirit is alive and well in each of us. Because of you I am a better everything. I love you.

So thankful for you, Ron. Your spirit and legacy live on in your children and grandchildren who loved you and learned from you. Although you will be missed, you will be carried in the hearts of your family, remembering the love and lessons you taught them.

Oh Ron. Thank you for the time I got to share with you. I will miss the way you always made us laugh and the stories you shared. The world would be a better place if everyone was as selfless as you. I love you more than words can say. I will never forget you. I only have one more thing to say to you "Ron, pick a lane!"

Ron always talked about surrounding himself with positive energy in order to live a good life. I will always feel this energy and recognize it as "Ronnie Diamond" still looking over all of his friends and loved ones, keeping them safe and forever giving of himself to make this world a better place to live. I will miss you every day of my life.

I will always cherish my friendship with Ron. He always had a smile on his face and a great story to tell. Since my father passed away about 6 years ago, every time I got to see Ron he would always ask how my family was doing, and had words of wisdom that made that loss much easier for me.

Ron you were and always will be the sunshine on my shoulders! You were a great man and friend! You always seemed to put a smile on everyone's face no matter what the situation. We all can learn from you! I miss and love you!

Oh Mr. Ron Clark. You were always a diamond to everyone you met. Life can sometimes be difficult but it was always a priority for you to impact our lives in such meaningful ways. The people you met and influenced will live eternal in our hearts. Happy trails my friend and may your soul fly as beautifully as you lived.