Birth date: Sep 30, 1944 Death date: Sep 14, 2010
Ronald Eugene Fitzgerald, 65, of Rockwall was born on September 30, 1944 and passed away on September 14, 2010 in Dallas, Texas. He is survived by his wife, Jeanette Fitzgerald; sons: Chase Fitzgerald; Brandon Fitzgerald and his w Read Obituary
The GHS class of 63 will always remember your smile and your great personality. Rest in peace, Ronnie.
Ronnie, We have too many memories to place into one book. I thank you for every one of them. We will meet again in eternity.
Fitzy, you will be greatly missed. You are loved by so many. You are in our thoughts and prayers, as is your family. We love you…mt
Jeanette-I was a Senior in Sherman in 1963 and although I never met Ronnie, I certainly knew of him. I am a former Auxiliary Police Officer and also had a classmate who was a Dallas officer for many years and I knew some of the other Dallas officers, I often thought of calling Ronnie to see if we had some mutual friends. I regret that I never did that, I would have enjoyed knowing Ronnie. God bless you and your family in this time of deep loss. Sincerely, David Hall-Sherman (Class of 1963)
I will always remember you on your porch at your parents in Garland. You were the kindest, sweetest guy with a smile on your face always. I pray for your family and ask God to surround them with His love.
As a young boy growing up in Garland, before the football state championships, one of my first childhood memories was going to Williams Stadium to watch the Owls. I don't know why, but one player caught my attention – Ronnie Fitzgerald. I think it was the fact that he seemed smaller than the other players, but played with as much, or more, heart than anybody. Hey Ronnie, thanks for the memories.
Only recently did I learn of Ronny's death. He is missed. He was my angel while on earth. A very kind, loving and loyal person. I was blessed to have been his friend. Valeria was so happy he met and married a lady capable of giving him the love he deserved. I was too. My prayers and loving thoughts go to his family.
May God be with Ronnie's family and loved ones at this time. I remember him as a very endearing young man. Lonnie Oglesby
Jeanette, I am so sorry for your loss. I know words don't bring much comfort right now. Ronnie was a funny man who loved people, he made me laugh from the time I was a teenager. I will miss him. I am praying for you, Chase, Brandon, Jennifer and the kids. Mom said the service was beautiul. If you ever need anything I am here. Trust in God and know that we will see him again. We are confident I say and willing rather to be absent from the body and to present with the Lord. 2nd Corthinans 5:8 With love, Amy & Kali
I am so sorry for your loss. Ron was a Good Man. I remember Ron having a strong commitment to God and family. May God comfort you in this time of sorrow.
