Dear Megan, Rich, Brenda,Michele,Nathalie, Caroline,Laura,Jessica and Jamie,
We are sorry for your loss. Thank you for your care, concerns, prayers and attentiveness to your dad, your brother and your uncle. Ron is with his Creator and looking down upon all of you with pride and admiration and especially gratitude for being there for him. God bless everyone -
Love, deepest sympathy, and daily prayers as always.
Sally
Bowled,golfed and played cards with Ron while woking with Dupont. Visited and went to the master\'s tournament. He introduced me to veal marsalas.Ron could get to know and remember people\'s names because he really liked people. So kind he would give you the shirt off his back. I will miss him and be sorry I didn\'t stay more closely associated with him even though we lived far apart. RON make all your putts.
Meghan & Richard-
Ron was a wonderful man who\'s friendship meant a great deal to myself and to my entire family. He always had a smile on his face and a funny story to tell. He truly was part of the Basile-Carroll extended family and he will be dearly missed.
Dear Megan, Rich, Brenda,Michele,Nathalie, Caroline,Laura,Jessica and Jamie,
We are sorry for your loss. Thank you for your care, concerns, prayers and attentiveness to your dad, your brother and your uncle. Ron is with his Creator and looking down upon all of you with pride and admiration and especially gratitude for being there for him. God bless everyone -
Love, deepest sympathy, and daily prayers as always.
Sally
I played many rounds with Ron on annual "retreats" with the Golf Swing Studies Foundation. The world needs more real people, real characters, like Ron Weil. Hit \'em straight Ron!
Ron and I worked and played golf together since 1985. My wife, Christy, especially liked him for the jokes he always told her. Every one began with line "This is a true story. . ." I was Ron\'s partner in the last round he played with the Golf Swings Studies Foundation. I wish I could say we won golf match that day, but we didn\'t. For Ron, I am sure that round became another "true story" that he could joke about. I will miss those jokes.
I enjoyed working with Ron from 1994 through 2000. He was a mentor and friend. Outside of work, we had an opportunity to play golf together on a couple of occasions, and I was able to see Ron at Hounds Lake a few times after he retired. He was well liked by all who knew him and he will be missed. My condolences to the family.
