Ron L. Kuver
May 6, 1942 - July 15, 2014
Obituary
Ron L. Kuver
Ron L Kuver was born May 6, 1942 in Crescent, Oklahoma to Dwayne William and Gertrude Leola (Pyle) Kuver, and passed away July 15, 2014 at the age of 72.
Ron loved to Bowl, go fishing, and watch all types of sports.
Ron is survived by his daughters Melissa McBurney, and Daphne Kuver; sons Blake Kuver, and Trent Kuver; brother Vyron Kuver, and five grandchildren.
A Memorial Service will be held August 16, 2014 at 9:00am at Secoma Lanes, 34500 Pacific Highway S, Federal Way, Washington.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Ron Kuver Junior Bowler Scholarship. Please contact Mike Martin at 253-927-0611 for more information.
So sorry and surprised to hear about Ron’s passing. Wanted to offer his brother, Vyron, the rest of Ron’s family and friends my sincere condolences as he will truly be missed. Steve
Sorry to hear that Ron passed away, Talked to him every time he was outside of his parents house when we drove by. Will miss our brief conversations. Our sincere best wishes to his family…
So Sorry to hear the passing of Ron, he was truly a great man and incredible bowler! Met him originally through Monday Nite Pinstrikers. My deepest sympathy and sincere condolences to his brother Vyron and the rest of his family. He truly will be missed!
My Father, My Best Friend
You were always such a special man
Hanging out with you, I was a fan
Weekends early, awoke for fishing
To catch a big fish, always wishing
A special something we did before
Twinkies, chocolate milk, from the store
Or at the alley where you did bowl
Goofing off was our only goal
Gathered around on a sunny day
Having so much fun, outside we’d play
Or inside when it was bad weather
Having cat toy fights, all together
You helped me with my paper routes too
Such a kind man, his heart was true blue
You loved to just talk and joke around
And your laugh made such a distinct sound
Your face lit up and your eyes would tear
So full of love and full of good cheer
Your own way is how you chose to live
Though you rarely took, you’d always give
Gave up so much, asked for so much less
Ask it of him, he’d usually say yes
Known by many, and they all loved him
Brightening a room that began as dim
You never did ask too much of me
You took me in and you let me be
I know in your heart that you did care
No matter what, you were always there
It will take long for my heart to mend
Not just my dad, you were my best friend
And sometimes the only friend I had
Far more than just a regular dad
All of those years we spent together
Are some of the best I’ve had ever
I’m going to miss your laugh and your smile
Inside my mind they’re saved there on file
I wanted to do right, make you proud
To show I can stand out from the crowd
It was you that always said I could
You tried to push me to do good
It hurts so much now that you are gone
Life’s an adventure to carry on
To be around for many a year
And I just wish that you were still here
Present at the end I did my best
To avert you from this final rest
There was nothing anyone could do
I walked over and said I love you
Looking in your eyes, hand on your brow
And oh, dear dad, how I miss you now