BELTON- Ronnie Leonard Whitney, 74, of Belton, died Friday, February 14, 2014 at Muhlenberg Community Hospital in Greenville. He was born December 13, 1939 in Muhlenberg County. Mr. Whitney was a coal miner and a member of Beechcreek Missionary Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lee and Zula Whitney; sister, BrendaContinue Reading
Raymond Gene McElwain & Family
left a message on July 21, 2014:
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Brent Coin
left a message on February 18, 2014:
May God comfort and strengthen you during this difficult time. Joyce, you'll be in our hearts and prayers.
Bill and Dorothy Carver
left a message on February 18, 2014:
Very sorry to hear of Ronnie's passing.Very kind person and always enjoyed visiting with him at class reunions. God Bless the family in their time of loss.
Bill and Dorothy Carver
left a message on February 18, 2014:
Very sorry to hear of Ronnie's passing.Very kind person and always enjoyed visiting with him at class reunions. God Bless the family in their time of loss.
MARTHA DEMPSEY
left a message on February 18, 2014:
Hi Angie and entire family, just want you to know that my heart aches for you, your mom, and the entire family. Grief is profound and overwhelming and I know that your grief is great. Cling to one another and hang on tight! Love you guys. Blesssings, Martha
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
barbara price
left a message on February 18, 2014:
Sorry to hear about Ronnie ,,i can,t help but smile when i think about him ,,mom loved talking to him on the CB radio years ago,,he was always joking ,,and was a kind person,, he will be sadly missed !
JoyceWhitaker Winn
left a message on February 17, 2014:
Joyce and family So sorry tohear about Ronnie. A great friend. Will be sadly missed by the class of 1958 Hughes Kirk High School. Joyce Winn
Lisa Whitney-Sherwood
left a message on February 15, 2014:
Gentle loving soul, you were... Our love, thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Love, Dallas, Lisa, Jason and Brandon
Rita Malloy
left a message on February 15, 2014:
Ronnie was a big man with a even bigger heart. He loved his family and was one of the kindest men I've ever known. When we moved here from Dayton he met my daughter Amy at the restaurant she was working at and recognized her because she looked like me when I was young. Of course he had that low baritone voice and asked her if she was my daughter....He had that beard and must have looked like a mountain man to her, since she was raised in the city. She told him yes she was my daughter. She came home and told me a BIG man with a beard wanted to know if she was my daughter. I asked did she get his name and she said no because he was so big, it scared her!! I laughed and said, Amy, it was probably one of my cousins!! About a week later we ran into him at Walmart and she said that's him Moma, that's the man from WK!! He looked at her and said "Hello little girl" Ronnie always being the jokester probably knew he scared her. I introduced them and told her that this was my cousin Ronnie and he was a very sweet man. From then on, Ronnie was one of her best buddies along with Joyce. As Amy got older and married and had Tori, Ronnie and Joyce named her little girl their "Cabbage Patch Baby". They always asked how their Cabbage Patch Baby was. Ronnie was a gentle giant. A man who loved everyone, especially his family. He doted on his Joyce and his sweet Angie. You will will be missed Ronnie. More than you could ever know. You were loved more than you could ever know. Give my Moma a big hug for me when you see her in Heaven. Will always love you.
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Raymond Gene McElwain & Family
left a message on July 21, 2014:
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Brent Coin
left a message on February 18, 2014:
May God comfort and strengthen you during this difficult time. Joyce, you'll be in our hearts and prayers.
Bill and Dorothy Carver
left a message on February 18, 2014:
Very sorry to hear of Ronnie's passing.Very kind person and always enjoyed visiting with him at class reunions. God Bless the family in their time of loss.
Bill and Dorothy Carver
left a message on February 18, 2014:
Very sorry to hear of Ronnie's passing.Very kind person and always enjoyed visiting with him at class reunions. God Bless the family in their time of loss.
MARTHA DEMPSEY
left a message on February 18, 2014:
Hi Angie and entire family, just want you to know that my heart aches for you, your mom, and the entire family. Grief is profound and overwhelming and I know that your grief is great. Cling to one another and hang on tight! Love you guys. Blesssings, Martha
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
barbara price
left a message on February 18, 2014:
Sorry to hear about Ronnie ,,i can,t help but smile when i think about him ,,mom loved talking to him on the CB radio years ago,,he was always joking ,,and was a kind person,, he will be sadly missed !
JoyceWhitaker Winn
left a message on February 17, 2014:
Joyce and family So sorry tohear about Ronnie. A great friend. Will be sadly missed by the class of 1958 Hughes Kirk High School. Joyce Winn
Lisa Whitney-Sherwood
left a message on February 15, 2014:
Gentle loving soul, you were... Our love, thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Love, Dallas, Lisa, Jason and Brandon
Rita Malloy
left a message on February 15, 2014:
Ronnie was a big man with a even bigger heart. He loved his family and was one of the kindest men I've ever known. When we moved here from Dayton he met my daughter Amy at the restaurant she was working at and recognized her because she looked like me when I was young. Of course he had that low baritone voice and asked her if she was my daughter....He had that beard and must have looked like a mountain man to her, since she was raised in the city. She told him yes she was my daughter. She came home and told me a BIG man with a beard wanted to know if she was my daughter. I asked did she get his name and she said no because he was so big, it scared her!! I laughed and said, Amy, it was probably one of my cousins!! About a week later we ran into him at Walmart and she said that's him Moma, that's the man from WK!! He looked at her and said "Hello little girl" Ronnie always being the jokester probably knew he scared her. I introduced them and told her that this was my cousin Ronnie and he was a very sweet man. From then on, Ronnie was one of her best buddies along with Joyce. As Amy got older and married and had Tori, Ronnie and Joyce named her little girl their "Cabbage Patch Baby". They always asked how their Cabbage Patch Baby was. Ronnie was a gentle giant. A man who loved everyone, especially his family. He doted on his Joyce and his sweet Angie. You will will be missed Ronnie. More than you could ever know. You were loved more than you could ever know. Give my Moma a big hug for me when you see her in Heaven. Will always love you.
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.