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Wednesday, August 23, 2017

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Michael and Sharon Lemoine posted a condolence

Monday, July 9, 2012

Many of you do not know us. I am Larry's brother-n-law, Marilyn's brother. I regret I did not know Ron beter, having met him only once. But Larry spoke so well of him. My wife and I extend our heartfelt sympathies to Ron's family. John 11:25,26

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Kathy Farmer posted a condolence

Sunday, July 8, 2012

Ron will be greatly missed but forever continuing in our many memories. We thank Ron and Donna Ford for being our friends for 25 yrs. plus for which I will always treasure. It's not an ending to us but a continuance with their family. George and I are fortunate with the sharing love of more memories of life with their daughters, son in laws and grandchildren. We are blessed and grateful that one daughter , Jessica, is married to our son Perry in which we have two wonderful grandchildren from them. I attribute our beginning and continued presence of life to Ron. We love you. Always, Kathy Farmer

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Richard Farmer posted a condolence

Saturday, July 7, 2012

Sending you love Ron. Thank you for all the fun memories and good times we had when I was growing up in Sallisaw. Thank you for Jessica and Donna too...our families were always meant to be together. I'll always remember you as one cool cowboy. All our love, Richard & Kirsten Farmer

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Dawn posted a condolence

Friday, July 6, 2012

Ron Ford was larger than life. He left a permanent imprint on everyone and everything he touched. My husband Patrick and I (and our children Cody and Paige) will forever be grateful to him for the life lessons and tremendous impact he has had on our lives. Were it not for Ron, I would have never been prepared for the wonderful man I am married to today. He shared with me a book by Jim Stovall, called â€œThe Ultimate Giftâ€�. It asks what you would be willing to do in order to inherit one billion dollars. As I reopen the book to a random page today, it reads, Chapter 2 â€œIn the end, a person is only known by the impact he or she has on others.â€� God used Ron to impact our lives. In the last decade, I believe Ron grew more comfortable with the Lord and with his true purpose in life. I take comfort in knowing that he had made peace with God and knew where he was going. Chapter 15 of Stovallâ€™s book reads, â€œIn the end, life lived to its fullest is its own ultimate gift. May God bless all who are family and friend to Ron Ford. Remember the goodness in his heart, his laughter, his amazing leadership and coaching skills, his love of cooking, that Road King Harley, reading and crossword puzzles. He had (and was) a true gift and his memory will forever be treasured. With love, Dawn

Ronald Ford

1946 - 2012

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1946 - 2012

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