Ronald James Stone Late of Diamond Creek
Ronald James Stone died on 11 July 2021 aged 55 years.
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Sean Willmont — 23 July 2021
Ronnie was one of my closest friends growing up from the age of 11 until he emigrated to Australia. When he was going ,I was very happy for him, but also very sad that I was losing a fantastic friend and most of all a good man.We had the most fantastic fun together and so many laughs along they way, there is nothing we would have changed, we lived it to the full. Ronnie was a good worker always and worked very hard on the local farm from the age of 12 where we would go over and help him and get to drive a tractor which was a big thing and have some great fun. At school we had great fun and great friends, there was never a dull moment and full of mischief and laughs. In our teenage years and with cars, we were just about everywhere and every pub, club or any party. Ronnie was respected and as you all know his laugh said a thousand words and that naughty grin. we did not used to care about to much, just go with the flow and have fun. My regret is not to go to Australia to see him and see how he lived, worked and had fun. We lost contact apart from his last visit to Uk which was a real shame, but we knew we would be both ok. This has come as a very sad shock and taken so early. I can only hope he had a great time in Australia, made some great friends and had so much fun which I know he would have as the true gentleman he is and smiled all the way through life. I love you Ronnie and you will always be remembered as a genuine nice loving fun guy and will never forget the times we had together to the full and know you would have spread that through Australia. Take Care my Friend x
Bevan Gibbs — 23 July 2021
Uncle Ron. So sad to learn of your passing, have many fond memories of you and your cheeky sense of humour growing up. I am glad you are no longer in pain and can now rest in peace. Sending our love to you Sara. In our thoughts always. Bevan & Amy Chloe & Liam. XXX
Michael Alderson — 23 July 2021
Rest in peace Ron. We will all miss you at Bunnings Eltham, thanks for all the good times throughout the years.
Kylie Hall — 23 July 2021
Condolences SaraThoughts and prayers with you and your family - Kylie
Ian Baldwin& Marie Baldwin — 23 July 2021
Vail Ron, a neighbour and good man to have close by. Some common interests and sense of humour. Will be missed.Ian & Marie
Andrew Stone — 23 July 2021
Uncle Ron, I'll always remember the last time I saw you, trying to match you drink for drink at the pub in Collingbourne. Safe to say it didn't end well for me, but it was a great day getting to spend time with you. I'll miss you and when we met again the next round is on me. Much love Uncle Ron xxx
Alex Bonello — 23 July 2021
Our deepest condolences to Sara and to the Stone family. Ron will be dearly missed and we are keeping you in our thoughts at this sad time.
Pamela Stone — 22 July 2021
Dear Ronnie, I am so glad that my children got to meet you when you managed to visit here a few years ago, they were sad when it was time for you to go back home, well we all were. Your laughter was infectious. Fly high my lovely Brother in law and give your mum and dad a big hug for me. Sara my thoughts are with you, keep strong, sending lots of love and hugs xx
Dave Stone — 22 July 2021
To Uncle Ronnie. It's been a while since we last spoke or even saw one another but it was lovely to know you were always there if anyone needed you. It's better now because the pain has gone and you are at peace. Sleep tight Uncle Ronnie, until we meet again xxx
Mike Eddey — 22 July 2021
Sara we send you our most supportive thoughts and condolences.Ron was a work mate whose company I always enjoyed and valued. I am deeply saddened by the loss of a good friend.Valued friends will always be treasured, and well remembered. Mike Eddey.
Vanessa Stone — 22 July 2021
To my Uncle Ronnie, miles may have separated us but you were always in our hearts, and still are. We will always remember you as the kind person who we could have a laugh with. Say hi to Gran and Grandad from us, we miss you all so much xx
Ben Bevan — 21 July 2021
I just want to say, it was great to have you as an Uncle, the last time we met was a few years ago but we spent the night `having a few beers` playing play-station games and talking it was great. I miss you now you are free of pain and worldly problems run free with Fred and Tobi. Ben xxx
Tony Stone — 21 July 2021
Ronnie , will miss you terribly mate. I know you fought it but ultimately lost a valiant fight. Mum and Dad and Fred will be waiting for you, Gods speed mate, love and miss you, we will meet again.xxx ,Love and best wishes to you Sarah , take care.Xx
Peter Stone — 20 July 2021
Love and miss you loads can't say too much because too upset but next time we meet we will be with ma and pa. Xxx
yvonne Bevan — 20 July 2021
My little brother, I miss you, our telephone calls meant the world to me little did I know how soon they would end. You fought, you tried your best to stay with us but it was not to be. My heart is broken, but you will stay among the pieces of it forever. Goodbye Ron I love you xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Kate Hodgson — 18 July 2021
Ron was never short of a word, always having something to say. He was great to have a laugh with and chat about all things Liverpool FCHe was definitely one of a kind and will be sorely missedSara, my thoughts are with you and your families at this difficult time.
Kim and Mark — 17 July 2021
Ron,Remembering the laughs, chats, Beers, BBQ,S, Parties , singing, dancing and your infectious smileA legend .Special thoughts and prays for you Sara
Maria — 16 July 2021
Ron was funny and always had a story to tell, he helped me when I was in need, Rest In Peace my friend
Bill KING — 14 July 2021
Deepest sympathy and condolences to Sara and the Stone family on the untimely passing on Ron. A good man that l've known for many years in Diamond Creek. Will sadly miss your humor and our "worldly" conversations.Vale... Ronnie Stone, RIP.Bill King
Dianah Galea — 14 July 2021
Ron will be sadly missed from the Bunnings Eltham family. He was always up for a chat and a laugh.
Terry Oates — 13 July 2021
The times we had fishing Having a few beers Working together All will never forgotten If ever I needed a hand you were always there I will never forget you mate
Steve lovelace — 13 July 2021
My sympathy and thoughts I with you Sarah I will miss his friendly smile and our chats