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passing of Ron Priest

My Family and I had the Great pleasure of having Ron in our lives for the past couple of years. My Husband and Daughter hunted with him as well. When my husband couldn't take Ashton hunting Ron would always take the time to come over and pick her up. Ron and Ashton own a dog together as well, his name is Hunter. Ron filled a void in my daughters life, he treated her as one of his own, for that I love him dearly!! Ron and his Family will always hold a very special place in our Hearts, God knows I will miss him and his hugs. It is still sinking in for all of us at this time, but we all have to remember to be there for his Family at this devastating time of their lives. Ron brought alot of smiles to my Family and myself, I am going to miss seeing him pull up in my yard and hearing the dogs as everyone gets ready for a night of CoonHunting, but I just try to remember, Ron is having the time of his life in CoonDog Heaven--the best part, he won't ever have to worry about loosing the dogs, and not getting home until those early hours of the morning, but man did he enjoy that!!
I could go on forever, but I will stop for now.
RIP-I Love You Ron and will Miss You DEARLY
Christie Williamson

sorry to hear the loss of your family's friend. sounds like he was a great guy to you all. I'm sure he will be missed.

Thoughts and Prayers for you

and your family. Seems like Ron left a lot of good friends and family here to hold onto his memories. I know just getting to "know him" on here made his loss felt all these miles away so I can only imagine your pain.

Rest assured you have our prayers and we truly believe that Ron is IN your hearts always,

Sincerely, Heather and Bob William

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