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Rose & Jim Lynds posted a condolence
Thursday, July 10, 2025
I worked with Ronnie for many years. Always a pleasure to have him around, a real genuine person. My husband and I enjoyed many lunches and laughs together with him. We will miss him. Condolences to his family that he was so proud of. Rose (Shaw) Lynds & Jim Lynds.
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Judy Rafuse posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
My name is Judy Rafuse & I worked at Imperal Oil & became friends with Ron in the early 1970’s. Although many thought Ron to be somewhat quiet, I became good friends with him & enjoyed many laughs & genuine good conversations. I am retired but am on the Imperial Oil Annuitant Club & have repeatedly tried to get Ron to come to our functions. I later found out he was having some vision problems. I am so truly sorry for the family’s loss & many memories of him will always be treasured
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Sunday, July 6, 2025
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Ron was a great neighbor. I have known him for only a few years now but we became friends. He loved playing his music loud and watching the birds from his back patio. He was always friendly towards me and and he had a lighthearted view about life. Ron spoke fondly of his family and would always share photos and videos of his granddaughter with me.
I knew Ron for a very short amount of time but I will miss him and will always treasure having the chance to get to know him.
Allyson Wynn (Ron's neighbor and friend)
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Diane Anderson posted a condolence
Sunday, July 6, 2025
Sincerest condolences to Ron’s family on this very sad occasion of his passing. The obituary says it very well. Ron was ahead of his time when it came to respecting this earth and every living thing on it,long before it became a thing that we all tried to do. I will remember him always as a caring person with a great sense of duty to this planet.He was a reliable friend and will be sadly missed and fondly remembered by many.
Diane Anderson
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Tilley-Krizsan posted a condolence
Friday, July 4, 2025
Our deepest sympathy and condolences on the loss of your father and friend. We always loved when Ron would stop by as he was a wonderful story teller and always was trying some new health diet or pill. He tried to convince us we should stand on our heads and once phoned me up late at night to ask me if I ate cabbage. He had been reading something that was all about how cabbage was the best way to create healthy gut biomes. The last time I saw Ron he was very excited as one of you was living out in BC and was sending him vitamins so he could live well into his 90’s. Ron shared a love of Lake Egmont. He cared about the balance of nature and visited all the waterways that fed into the Lake to make sure they were protected and clean. He loved listening to the songs of birds and often would just lay in his canoe and float aimlessly under the stars. Ron was very open minded and curious about life. He was a constant learner and loved to share his passion for life. Lake Egmont will not be the same without him and he will deeply missed. We will plant a beautiful oak on our land in a magical spot in his honour. I know how much he loved you both. He loved to tell stories about many things but nothing made his eyes twinkle with pride like the stories he told about the two of you. Our love and sympathy for your loss. We will miss your Dad and his sparkle for life. Take care. The Krizsan Family,
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Beverly Gillies (Strayhorn) posted a condolence
Friday, July 4, 2025
It has been several years since I last saw Ron - we worked together at Imperial Oil, Alderney Gate office, in Dartmouth in 1991. It has been over 3 years now since I retired with the company and I can still picture Ron's pleasant smile. Very kind hearted and easy to work with, talk to. My deepest condolences to the family.
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Carl and Gloria Brown - Imperial Oil posted a condolence
Friday, July 4, 2025
To Ron Miller's family - I worked many years with Ron at Imperial Oil. We spent a lot of time together travelling the highways visiting the Esso Associates. Ron was always a very genuine and sincere person. The Associates had the greatest respect for him. Ron was a pleasure to work with. We are all older and retired but we still reflect back on our days working together with fond memories.
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Graham Burrows posted a condolence
Friday, July 4, 2025
To all of Ronnie's family
I was shocked when I heard that it was the Miller house that was destroyed by fire and two lives were lost. I remember being at the Miller house with Mum and dad a few times. One time I do remember when I was 17 at the Miller house it was brother Robert that offered me a cigarette in front of Victor and Geraldine and that was the first time I smoked in front of them. I also remember that Ronnie came to visit his parents from Toronto and he had a 1964 black 2 door Chev impala hardtop and I thought Victor was going to buy it but I think the 2 door changed his mind. It was a very sharp looking vehicle. The last time I saw Ronnie was when he and Robert were at Mum's funeral. Hope to see everyone on July 7th
Graham and Elizabeth
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Colleen Gibbons posted a condolence
Friday, July 4, 2025
We were sorry to hear of your sudden and tragic passing. Thoughts and prayers for you and your family. Rest easy Ron.
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Joan Fisher posted a condolence
Friday, July 4, 2025
Patsy and family: Although I haven't seen Ronnie recently, I certainly remember the son of a family whom my parents considered to be their best friends. I remember so many hours spent in that house which was always filled with music and laughter. Wonderful childhood memories! Terry and I send our deepest condolences at this saddest of times. We hope to attend the memorial. Joan and Terry
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Thursday, July 3, 2025
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