My deepest sympathy to Ron and his family.  I knew Ron when he and his faithful companion Toby would come into the Southern Living Store in Myrtle Beach for dog treats.  We had great conversations and great debates about his beloved Patriots and Tom Brady.  His personality and wit will be sorely missed.   He was just a fun, nice person to know.   Charlene Schroeder

Growing up with Ron was a laugh a minute.  Ron was a great cousin and had some fun stories to tell.  You usually laughed through most of them .  We will miss him a great deal as will a lot of people  Left a few pictures

Love Doreen and Paul

As a home inspector I knew Ron through real estate here in Boston. We worked together numerous times over the years. Our friendship grew over that time. I missed Ron when he left and the conversations we would have, but he often spoke about moving south so I know that's where he wanted to be.  He was a wonderful person, with a warm smile and a pretty cool guy attitude. I can’t remember how long it’s been since he moved away but I was writing a report and his name popped into my head. I just looked him up online and came upon his obituary. Very sobering and sad. My condolences to Ron’s family and friends. Rest in peace Ron. You will not be forgotten.
Wayne

So sorry to hear this news.  I had the good fortune of getting to know Ron when we entered Joe Hurley’s home-room as kids in September of 1973. N  Only a few people will get the reference but I will always remember The Ron Racca Show in Brother Bennett’s class.   Thanks Ron.