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Ronald "PaPa" Thaxton Rasco

Pell City, AL
October 20, 1940 - February 9, 2021
Oct 20, 1940 - Feb 9, 2021
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Ronald was my nephew and I spent most of my time watching him grow up. I was next to youngest in our family and his Mother, Ovelle was next to oldest in the family. When I graduated from High School, I went to work at First National
Bank in Birmingham. Having grown up and lived In County, I needed to live where my job was located, understand
this was in the early fifties and transportation was not a available to me from whereI lived. My sister was gracious and
let me live with them so I could get to my job. I was just out of
School and Ronald was going through school. He was rather a
quiet but fine young man. We got along great and he was never
in any trouble for his parents. After a few years when I was
planning to marry it was decided that I would marry at their
house. Ronald was very helpful with all the plans that have to
take place and took on the role of Usher. You can imagine
that seating was limited being in a home. He did a great job !
In a few years after that my family and I moved out of state.
When we moved to Texas he, his wife and first child came to visit us, he was known to be a big western fan, yes indeed he
bought that little boy some cowboy boots while there. I understand he was a real lover of all things western.
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Dear Lynell and family. Today life is changed- - - sharing your storm, your heartache, your pain, your loss, your sorrow, your grief, your tears in the passing of your dear husband “Ronald”. He will always be “Ronnie” to me. I know that he was loved and will greatly be missed by many! High school memories linger and beyond. Isn’t it a great comfort to know where “Ronald” is, and how happy he must be!! Deepest Sympathy and Blessings of God’s Strength and Security. Rest In Peace Ronald Sharon Defnall Rogers Tarrant, Ala. Class of 1957. THS. 🙏 🌹
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