Birth date: Jun 24, 1954 Death date: Nov 2, 2010
Ron Van Arnam age 56 went to be with the Lord on November 2, 2010. He attended Grace Presbyterian Church. Employed by RSW Design. A graduate of West Pierce High Shool in 1972. He graduated Control Data Institute with a degree in c Read Obituary
Ron you are a great guy and a class act and I am sorry you left us too soon. It was fun working with you, talking about auto racing and even going to the first Nascar race at the Texas Motor Speedway. Years ago we were both going through a difficult time in our lives and you were instrumental in bringing me to the lord. You used to tell me "you have to do the work" and it took me years to understand what you really meant by that. I thank you for the kindness, understanding and direction you gave me while dealing with the troubles in your own life. I am sorry we did not stay in touch as we should have over the years. When my time is over here I hope the lord smiles and says "well done" as I am sure he did for you. If you can, try and meet me at the gates…it would be wonderful to be greeted by an old friend on my way in:O)
With a heavy heart I wish I had acted on a thought to call you last week. RIP Ron – My sincere condolences to Ron's family.
I am so sorry for your loss..My Husband Alan Godsey was a good friend and was very broken up to hear this news. Please know your family will always be in our thoughts and prayers..God Bless….The Godsey's
Hi, how you doin? Loved hearing those words from you. Ron you will be missed. I worked with you for years at Lee Data and IIS. But we were friends and I valued our friendship. I remember so many times traveling with you for work and coming to see you in Dallas and just laughing. My condolences to your family. Ron was an amazing friend and a wonderful person to be around and I count myself as fortunate to have been his friend. I love you Ron…
I was so sadden to hear about your passing. Although we were co-workers at Lee Dat/IIS I remember you more as a friend and not a co-worker. . Can't forget all the good times we had and wish we had stayed in touch. Evelyn and I were just reminising about our wedding and you so graciously became our photographer. You will be missed. My condolances to your family.
I think about you everyday. For so many years I'd pray for you to get better. It feels like time got cut short for us. You exposed me to a wonderful world and were always so excited to show it to me. I've always taken the joy you had in introducing me to the world, and I realize that's what I've taken from our relationship…I do that with people in my life too! We've had wonderful travels, wonderful food, and long conversations…but not enough I'll see you again someday and I'll always carry you in my heart Your favorite holiday is this weekend. I wish I had one of your ornaments to put on my tree so you'll be there. I guess I'll have to make an ornament of you ?? ET says hi Love you
Our deepest sympathy. The Gary Hanson Family: Cathy, Matt, John, Anna and families.
Debbie and I have known Ron for many years, initially co-workers for Dynatech out of Virgina along with Pat Malone in the Dallas office. I used to travle on many occasions with Ron visiting Telecom customers around the USA, a two banded tag team Ron Sales and Howard the tech guy. This quickly blossemed into a long lasting close friendship sharing such things as Ski vacations in Whistler Canada and Colarado USA. When Debbie and I got married, on the back of our boat on the Potomac river, Ron joined us for the clebration with family and friends alike. We have a gift from Ron dataing back many years from now, the gift was a bronze 'circle of friends', seven people standing in a arm embraced circle, with a candle at the center, we have had the candle alight since the heart breaking news…. Ron we will miss you greatly, we love you still, God be with you….our love to your family and friends Howard and Debbie Linton
I thought about you last week and said I need to call and check up to see how you are doing. I'll remember our good work days from Dynatech. It was a lot of fun and thank you for being a good friend. So take care Lone Ranger……Tonto……
