Ronald William Ayers Jr.
April 20, 1960 - September 4, 2005
Obituary
Ronald William Ayers Jr., age 45 passed peacefully at home on September 4, 2005. Ron is survived by his wife of 17 years, Rhonda Lee Ayers; daughters, Sarah K. Rodgers Bryan and Cassandra M. Ayers; son Ronald William Ayers III; granddaughter, Victoria Rodgers; father, Ronald William Ayers Sr. Kathryn; step father, Bob Larson; father-in-law, William Theodore Povey and Bob Miller; sister, Tareen A. Norwood; step sister, Christa J. Grizzard and numerous nieces and nephews. Ron was preceded in death by his mother, Sandra K. Larson and his mother-in-law, Nella Miller. Visitation will be held on Thursday, 09/08/05 from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM and Friday from 9:00 AM through the service. Funeral Service will be held on Friday at 12:30 PM at BONNEY-WATSON Washington Memorial, 16445 International Blvd., SeaTac, WA 206 242-1787. ”Moments are temporary but memories are forever.”
My deepest sympathies, Bryan
I am deeply sorry for your lost. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I love you guys so much!
we will miss his jokes & miss him around the poker table. great guy to lose he was one in a million. deepest sympathy to the family far and near. love gregg and tina
My thoughts and prayers are with you, Rhonda and Cassie and I will never forget the great lunch’s Ron made for us when we worked on the 757.
Rhonda and Cassie – Ron will always be missed – he always had good medical advice when I had questions. Please remember I am always here for you two. Love always Linda
Rhonda and Cassie—–
Please remember that me and Scott are here for you day or night call me when you need I’m so sorry this has happened.He will be missed…
Im very sorry for your loss Rhonda and Cassie, If there is anything I can do Let me know
Doug
My heart is with you…
I will miss Uncle Ron alot.Rhonda and Cassie, Me and my mom our here for you both.I remember all the jokes my uncle told me and will miss him.
Rhonda and Cassie,
Me and Renee our here for you anytime.Ron will be deeply missed by all.
I rememeber how uncle Ron let me help cut wood with the log spliter,i will miss him alot.
I never really thought of you being sick, whenever Chris and I would comeover you would be in the best mood. Always trying to feed us, even when we’ve already eaten. The joke you would print up : I’m sorry never said “Good bye” or “I LOVE YOU” but I will miss you so will Chris. You two always wanted to go to a poker ternament, I’m sorry that will never happen: I also wish I could say thank you too for things I didn’t know that i found out today. I grew up without my father, but I always thought of my uncles like part-time dads. One of you were ways there for fathers day, i always made a card for one of you. It wasn’t until the last couple of years I really got to know the real you. You will be missed, it wasn’t your time. I remember when you told me a story about us driving around Seattle, I wasn’t that old, and had to tell you directions to get to someones house….. you always had a way to make poeple feel good. I love you uncle Ron and I promise I will be there for Cassie and Rhonda, I know that other poeple will be ther too.
I LOVE YOU RHONDA AND CASSIE. I KNOW I NEVER REALLY SAID MUCH BUT DIDNT KNOW WHAT TO SAY. I LOVE YOU ALL AND HOPE TO SEE YOU BOTH SOON. LOVE YOU GUYS