They should play his tapes over the loud speakers too!
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Sharon Storrier
9 years ago
Wonderful idea!
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Tom and Janet howard
9 years ago
Ronnie always had heart and all the kids felt it. He is special.
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Patrick Coleman
9 years ago
As a life long resident growing up in Westvale and attending Westhill schools I really feel strongly that naming the playground after Ronnie should be a no Brainer. C'mon school board, do what's right!!! Listen to the tax payers, the residents and people who want to do a nice thing. Pass the vote!!
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John Halpin
9 years ago
Ronnie is great! He was also a "coach" at the Fay road fields with the Geddes Litlle League when I played there back in the 80's, and he had stories for all of us too :)
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Tim and Chris Toomey
9 years ago
Wonderful idea!
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Steve Vercelloni
9 years ago
This is a wonderful tribute to a beautiful man.
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Dana Storrier Jackson
9 years ago
I lived at 418 Cherry Rd growing up, and spent lots of time at the playground in the 80's. Ronnie was a fixture! This would be a really cool way to recognize him and his role in the community.
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Byron Reed
9 years ago
I support
This would be a great thing.
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Sandy Mack
9 years ago
Ron was our next door neighbor for many years ! He is very deserving of this honor!!
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Tom centore
9 years ago
Go Ronnie
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Randy Lavalley Sr
9 years ago
Ronnie carried my daughter home after she broke her collar bone at the play ground. What a great friend to all.
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martha dolan
9 years ago
Very nice
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Bill Robinson
9 years ago
I knew Ronnie well when I grew up on Cherry Rd in Westvale.
He was a gentle giant and a friend to everyone.
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Jim Zollo
9 years ago
Ronnie was the gentle giant that made an impact on numerous kids in the mid seventies. He was a fixture at the school/park during hundreds of little league baseball games.
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Richard Glisson
9 years ago
This is truly a great idea! I was at Cherry Road School 1967-1970 and have fond memories of Ronnie. It's heart-warming to read all of the tributes to this unique man.
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Tom Niland
9 years ago
Ronnie touched the lives of so many of us in a positive way. We learned from Ronnie that we are all different and for that reason we should accept everyone for who they are. I will always be thankful to this courageous man for teaching me this very important life lesson. What would this world be like today if every one had a chance to meet Ronnie Paxton?
They should play his tapes over the loud speakers too!
Wonderful idea!
Ronnie always had heart and all the kids felt it. He is special.
As a life long resident growing up in Westvale and attending Westhill schools I really feel strongly that naming the playground after Ronnie should be a no Brainer. C'mon school board, do what's right!!! Listen to the tax payers, the residents and people who want to do a nice thing. Pass the vote!!
Ronnie is great! He was also a "coach" at the Fay road fields with the Geddes Litlle League when I played there back in the 80's, and he had stories for all of us too :)
Wonderful idea!
This is a wonderful tribute to a beautiful man.
I lived at 418 Cherry Rd growing up, and spent lots of time at the playground in the 80's. Ronnie was a fixture! This would be a really cool way to recognize him and his role in the community.
I support This would be a great thing.
Ron was our next door neighbor for many years ! He is very deserving of this honor!!
Go Ronnie
Ronnie carried my daughter home after she broke her collar bone at the play ground. What a great friend to all.
Very nice
I knew Ronnie well when I grew up on Cherry Rd in Westvale. He was a gentle giant and a friend to everyone.
Ronnie was the gentle giant that made an impact on numerous kids in the mid seventies. He was a fixture at the school/park during hundreds of little league baseball games.
This is truly a great idea! I was at Cherry Road School 1967-1970 and have fond memories of Ronnie. It's heart-warming to read all of the tributes to this unique man.
Ronnie touched the lives of so many of us in a positive way. We learned from Ronnie that we are all different and for that reason we should accept everyone for who they are. I will always be thankful to this courageous man for teaching me this very important life lesson. What would this world be like today if every one had a chance to meet Ronnie Paxton?
A great man! Let's make this happen!
Great Man and role model
Ron was a gentle giant !