So sorry to hear that Ron passed but he did it his way…

Kevin, Kim and family
So sorry to hear about your Dad’s passing. We had some nice visits at the Condo in Schomberg. Lots of great memories of Nobleton.
God bless
Ross and Susan Boynton

Dear Kim and Kevin. So sorry to hear of your dad’s passing. Sweet man. Always enjoyed little chats at Tim’s. Thinking of you at this time. Nancy and Mike (McKay) Dockrill

Kevin, Kim and families. So sorry to hear of Ron’s passing. He was such a nice man and always joking and happy whenever our paths crossed. Again, our deepest condolences to you all.

We’ve always had a great business relationship with Ron over the last 40 or so years. If I remember correctly, we wired his house on 17th Sideroad
Our most sincere condolences from all the guys at Bolton Electric

Condolences to the family
While I was working at Ron Wilson Construction, Ron would stop in for a visit before heading to Markel always a pleasure to talk with him
Just last year I had a chat with him at Tim’s in Nobleton, he will be missed
REST IN PEACE RON
God Bless

Kim, Kevin and families…my deepest condolences in the passing of your father Ron. He was such a lovely man ….I had the privilege of dealing with him and your Mom for many years when I worked in the bank in Kleinburg. I was so glad to bump into him while walking the track at the Trisan centre within the last year. It was nice to get caught up. I hope he will rest in paradise and find peace reuniting with your Mom. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I was taken aback when I heard the news that Ron had passed as I fairly recently had enjoyed the lunch and the entertainment at Ron’s table at the Schomberg United Church’s once a month event. Ron was in good spirits, although he did explain to me that he could no longer drive since his eyesight was gone. I have known Ron since he lived in Nobleton and came to Nobleton United Church. He always seemed to have a smile on his face. I also knew that he was a member of the Tim Horton’s crew in Nobleton and his coffee group continued to meet during COVID times but at the Nobleton Cemetery, bringing their own lounge chairs. This same group loved to come to Nobleton United Church’s Pasta dinner in the spring. Good for Ron to choose Maid.

Our condolences go out to the Family of Ron’s. We have known him for many years. Ron always had a smile on his face and a hello. He will be missed at a table in Tim Hortons every Friday. Rest in peace.

Sorry to hear Ron has passed. Ron was the ultimate gentleman who lived a happy and full life as a proud husband, father , grandfather and friend. Ron was the unofficial “Mayor” of Nobleton Tim Hortons.

Charlie and Paula Wilson

So sorry to hear of Ron’s passing, my deepest condolences to his family.

Kevin and Kim, sad to hear of your dad’s passing. For a long time, Ron was a neighbor and friend. You kids played with our kids Jonathan and Jim, hockey, birthday parties ,bicycling and things probably not mentioned. I recently chatted with Ron and Kevin at Foodland shortly after his 90th birthday. Ron always had time for a chat. Our thoughts are with all the family.

Glen and Nancy Broad

Dear Kevin, Kim and family

Mom shared the sad news of your Dad’s passing.
Ron loved being your Dad because he told me more than once how blessed he felt to have such great kids.
I remember him as a kind and gentle man and your family as fantastic neighbours in Nobleton.

Please know that he will be fondly remembered and deeply missed.

Sue Parcher (nee Harpell)

Dear Kim and Family,

My condolences to you and your family on the passing of your father. Few of us get to decide how and when and I am glad that your father had that opportunity.

David Koa

Dear Kevin, Kim & Family,
We are very sorry for the loss of your dad. Please accept our deepest condolences.

Dear Kim, Kevin, and your families,

I am so very sorry to hear about the loss of your father. He was such a kind and familiar presence, and I always enjoyed our small talks at the drug store whenever he came in.
I would often see him walking into Tim Hortons for his coffee with the Nobleton gang , he seemed to cherish those moments, and it was clear he valued his friendships.

He will be sadly missed by so many. Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Our thoughts are with you Kim, Kevin and family. Morris and I were great friends with your parents and I will always treasure our friendship with them.

Deepest sympathies,

Karen Hopped

My condolences to Kim, Kevin and families on the loss of such a lovely man. I recall Mr. Ingham as a kind man at church and later at Ron Wilson Construction always going above and beyond in his work.
May memories comfort you.

Our condolences to your family. Our parents, Marg and Doug Hill knew your parents. May your father rest in peace.

Kerri Hill