I remember Ronnie very well.My Great Aunt,Marion Parsons lived on Cherry Rd.I can still picture him walking down Cherry Rd with his radio.This was back in the 60's!I hope he is well.
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Robert Niedzwiecki
9 years ago
Great Idea: A gentle giant and a friend to everyone!
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Cameron Kyle
9 years ago
Legend
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Catherine Root
9 years ago
Ronnie was fixture at Cherry Road. I think this is brilliant. It also teaches the community that different is accepted and wonderful. Great plan!
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Pat Murphy
9 years ago
Over the bar Ronnie!
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Melanie Miller Gaines
9 years ago
I will never forget him.
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David Reed
9 years ago
I vote for this! plus add votes in favor from my four brothers and my mom(Luana) and my dad, all of whom have their own memorable stories about Ronnie
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Trace Martin
9 years ago
This would mean so much to Ron and would help keep a part of area history alive.
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Janeen and Gary hayes
9 years ago
We agree to the name of the park
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James Hartnett
9 years ago
Ronnie was a kind hearted gentle giant of a human being. No one was more involved than he at every level in their community. He coached little league ball and had more fun at Cherry Rd than anyone I know.
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Maddy Smith
9 years ago
I have known Ronnie since I was a little girl because we went to the same church. Ronnie is a fixture of Westvale and the playground should be named after him to honor him.
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Patricia Berkery
9 years ago
Ronnie is a gentle soul and all of our families were enriched by his presence in the daily fabric of our lives.
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Jim mack
9 years ago
He so deserves this great idea!
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Maureen Ryan Helly
9 years ago
My grandparents knew Ronnie as a child. My father knew him as a friend....and I remember him always lending 2 hands to give high pushes on swings and listening to music on his boom-box ♡
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Sean Domick
9 years ago
If anybody deserves this honor, it is Ronny!
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Kristin Thornton
9 years ago
What a wonderful tribute to a gentle soul who means so much to so many.
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Michael Sheridan
9 years ago
Nice work Matt.
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Carleen Miller-Verna
9 years ago
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Brilliant idea. Ronnie is a part of so many of my siblings & my childhood memories - pushing us way too high on swings, eating popsicles in our front yard on Parsons Drive, even participating in the Parks & Rec activities when I was a counselor at Cherry Road. He was a Westvale celebrity!
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Diane Felice Kinston
9 years ago
I grew up with Ronnie, such a gentle soul. I'm so glad this is being done.Also knew his sister & neice.
A fantastic tribute to a gentle giant.
I remember Ronnie very well.My Great Aunt,Marion Parsons lived on Cherry Rd.I can still picture him walking down Cherry Rd with his radio.This was back in the 60's!I hope he is well.
Great Idea: A gentle giant and a friend to everyone!
Legend
Ronnie was fixture at Cherry Road. I think this is brilliant. It also teaches the community that different is accepted and wonderful. Great plan!
Over the bar Ronnie!
I will never forget him.
I vote for this! plus add votes in favor from my four brothers and my mom(Luana) and my dad, all of whom have their own memorable stories about Ronnie
This would mean so much to Ron and would help keep a part of area history alive.
We agree to the name of the park
Ronnie was a kind hearted gentle giant of a human being. No one was more involved than he at every level in their community. He coached little league ball and had more fun at Cherry Rd than anyone I know.
I have known Ronnie since I was a little girl because we went to the same church. Ronnie is a fixture of Westvale and the playground should be named after him to honor him.
Ronnie is a gentle soul and all of our families were enriched by his presence in the daily fabric of our lives.
He so deserves this great idea!
My grandparents knew Ronnie as a child. My father knew him as a friend....and I remember him always lending 2 hands to give high pushes on swings and listening to music on his boom-box ♡
If anybody deserves this honor, it is Ronny!
What a wonderful tribute to a gentle soul who means so much to so many.
Nice work Matt.
Brilliant idea. Ronnie is a part of so many of my siblings & my childhood memories - pushing us way too high on swings, eating popsicles in our front yard on Parsons Drive, even participating in the Parks & Rec activities when I was a counselor at Cherry Road. He was a Westvale celebrity!
I grew up with Ronnie, such a gentle soul. I'm so glad this is being done.Also knew his sister & neice.