Ronald Dwight Stark

Irene, my deepest condolences to you and the extended family that you and Ron brought into this world. Diane and I have shared together many wonderful toy store memories of Ron’s impact on our lives. There have been many!….too many to twelve into Dave this one, toy group of 300 people, our house at Cherrymoor, Ron arrives and seeks Mr out and says, “did you know Kevin was outside asking people for $20 to park their car and I thought you should know.”. I replied”. Did you give him the $20?”. ” I’ll give him the $20, but I’m not going to let him park my car” he replied!…..to those out there who loved Ron, you need to know Kevin was at that a 13 year old special needs “child” and “in his mind, he was trying to collect money for filling his piggy bank to give to an annual charity fund raiser charity he somehow chose to support!….you guessed it, Ron agent back out and handed Kevin a $20. That’s the kind of man Ron Stark was. Side bar: We followed by stopping our son. .(fearful someone might hand him a $20+keys!!!). Irene, we love you, god bless.

Ron, gonna miss you bud! We had some good times at the field. You were always happy to see “The Boys”. I’ll miss all the laughs and crude jokes. I’ll miss texts back and forth about the Broncos! I’ll miss the conversations about Winter Warbirds and how excited you were that we went down to Arizona in January. It’s time to say goodbye for now. May you always have a clear day and a strong tail wind. God speed my friend! Brent