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