Birth date: Jun 11, 1933 Death date: Apr 20, 2015
Ronald E. Milton was born to Walter and Evelyn Milton in Altus, Oklahoma, on June 11, 1933. He married Libby Ruth Harrison in New Albany, Mississippi, on June 17, 1955. They moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, where he served the Belm Read Obituary
Thanks Ron & Libby for the wonderful memories that you have brought to my parents; especially when my dad and Ron would get together. My dad has so many funny stories of trips, phone calls, pranks, etc. that he shared with Ron. My prayer is that you all will find peace as God holds you close during this difficult season. My thoughts and prayers are with you all! Love, Tammy Randolph Horner
Ron was a Christian gentleman whom we respected very much. Our sympathy and love go to the family. Arlen & Doylene Bryant
Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum was purchased for the family of Ronald Eldon Milton.
When I was 15 years old and in the middle of a severe depression, Ron came to visit me several times in the hospital. He was always so cheerful and positive. Encouraging me with the scripture that "All things work for good for those that love the Lord". Now that I am an older adult, I have always regretted that I didn't make the effort to write and thank him for his kindness. He was on my heart last week and I thought again, I should let him know how much his kindness meant to me. Now I know why I was being prodded. Libby, you and your family were dear to us when we lived in Tulsa and went to 29th and Yale. My mom, Treva (Scholes) Mincieli, has stroke related dementia, but when I told her of Ron's passing, she rememembered you both instantly. Thank you both for your wonderful lives spent in service. In fond remembrance, Lisa Scholes Cole lcole@utulsa.edu
I remember going to church with my older brother and sister "Tom and Katie" and throughout the years, he was always steadfast and strong. He was always cheerful, positive and kind. He will be missed. He made a difference.
Libby and Family, It would be impossible for me to put into words the incredible gift it has been to know Ron. He was my counselor, co-worker with the poor, teacher in many classes on counseling skills and so much more for the years I was at Lake Highlands. When I tried to tell him that I felt he had literally saved my life through his counseling and teaching, he wouldn't hear of it. "God is good", he would say. When I heard of his passing, I was in Israel. I sat in a beautiful garden that evening and wept for the loss of my friend who gave so much to so many. If it is true that we keep in the next life all that we loved in this life, he is enjoying quite a party. May you be comforted by God's amazing grace and comfort. Rae England
Libby, so sorry to hear about the loss of Ron. We will always cherish the memories we have of lifegroups in your home. Ron was a great leader that will be missed. Love and prayers. Joe and Pat Anderson
I don't think Ron ever failed to make me smile. Running into him about town always brightened my day. He truly "walked the walk" and will be missed. My deepest sympathy to you, his much loved family.
It's hard to put into words how special someone is when they have been so influential in one's life. Ron was a true pastor and spiritual guide, delivering God's message of wisdom and grace each Sunday he preached. He was a fun friend…playing tennis and pulling pranks on church retreats. He was the best listener, ever! His eyes were piercing, both with compassion, love, and joy. He was a servant….even painting the church foyer bathrooms. He was a great teacher and lead by example. I am a better person because of Ron Milton and I can't wait to join him in the heavenly. 'What a day of rejoicing that will be.'
I'll always remember his warm smile and caring greeting. He loved everyone. Peace and comfort to entire family. James and Juanell Teague
