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Ronald Marsh
In Memory of
Ronald Calvin
Marsh
1930 - 2018
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Arlene Marsh
"I would like to express my very deepest sympathy in the passing of your dear fat"
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Julie Hannan
"I loved my Uncle Ron. He was such a fun guy!"
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Michael Evans
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Robert Velensky
"It was an honour to put a smile on Poppy’s face in the last year"
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Frank and Denise Sweeney
"Rest easy Sir. You fought the good fight and you have earned this final peaceful"
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Elana Glass
"We say, “For love lasts longer than death”, as the love and memories you hav"
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Rachel Tindall
"Ron Sr. Marsh ("Poppy") was like a grandfather to my sisters and I. He was a che"
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Mary Jo Troy
"Rest in peace, you will be missed."
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Carol Coles
"Rest in peace, Mr. Marsh. "
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Obituary for Ronald Calvin Marsh

Ronald Calvin  Marsh
MARSH, Ronald Calvin

Passed away exactly as he wanted: peacefully and in the company of his family at home in Burlington on Monday, August 13, 2018 at the age of 88. Predeceased by his partner in life and beloved wife, Felicia Marsh. Cherished father of Ron Marsh and father-in-law of Joan Sweeney Marsh. Proud grandfather of Rebecca Frances Marsh and Abigail Rose Marsh. Dear brother of Marjorie Hannan, Ethel Morrison, Boyd Marsh, and Archie Marsh. Ron will also be missed by many extended family members and friends. Ron lived for his family, devoted himself to them, and took the greatest pleasure in their successes. His role as a caring father evolved naturally into that of a caring grandfather (“Poppy”) as he took an active role in the daily life of both his grandchildren. Their milestones became Poppy’s milestones, and that, in and of itself, is a measure of his greatness. In lieu of a funeral and in accordance with Ron’s wishes, a celebration of life will take place at a later date. As an expression of sympathy, donations to the Saint Elizabeth Foundation’s End-of-Life Care Program would be greatly appreciated by the family.
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