Ronald Hanson

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Erickson - Argyle

Ron was a great friend a true patriot and faithful Legion member. Always there to help and will be missed deeply. Jerry L.Gerber

I'm so thankful for our last phone call wishing us a happy, Thanksgiving. Fly high. Give Linda my love

I am saddened to hear of Ron's passing. I've know Ron for about 40 years since we worked together at Pulley Freight Lines. He has been a great friend all of these years. I will very much miss the times we spent together over coffee or breakfast. My deepest condolences to his family.

My sincere condolences to Jenny, Jason and the rest of Ron’s family. I first met Ron & Linda in 1971 when we were stationed at Ft. Hood, Texas. We were neighbors living off base. Ron & I spent so much time together fishing, hunting & enjoying our hot rods, our beloved 55 chevy’s! On one occasion while fishing, a water moccasin was attempting to slither into our row boat, while I was hitting it with my pole, Ron was standing up and getting ready to leave the boat if necessary. The snake finally swam away, but it took the rest of the evening to get Ron’s blood pressure back to normal. He hated snakes, all snakes! After leaving the Army, I relocated to Monroe and Ron, Linda , myself and my wife, Sue resumed our friendship. We spent time with them at Lake Joy and at bowling outings with our wives. Ron and I would get together for breakfast or just chat on the phone usually several times a week talking about events going on in our lives. I will miss talking to him, and laughing about our younger years before all the aches and pains arrived! I know that life was getting more difficult for him especially after Linda passed away, but he tried his best to keep positive attitude for his family. I will you, old buddy…RIP!