Condolence: It took me a long time to craft this message, because I want him to still be here, and this is an acknowledgement of what we have lost. Ronnie was simply the best person I have ever known. Period. He never stepped back when asked to help, sponsor, teach, counsel or support NACM and me, personally. He was never mean or ugly, although his humor had a sarcastic, wicked edge to it sometimes. The hole he will leave here is unimaginable. He loved NACM and NACM loved him back. I hope that I am lucky enough to see him in heaven, because he is surely there, pain free and telling everyone "bless her heart" about me being a whiney baby when he is in the presence of God. We love you Ronnie. I love you Ronnie.

Condolence: So sorry for your loss. He was a good man.

Condolence: Ronnie and I graduated together, and I remember him as friendly, witty, and always smiling. I am sincerely sorry for his loss and pray for peace and comfort for his family.

Condolence: Ronnie always kept me smiling in school. He was a great friend that you could always trust.
My prayers are with you Debbie, I do know what you are going through and will be praying for God to guide you in decisions that you will have to make, strenght to endure and love and compassion that only he can give.

Condolence: Debbie,

So sorry to hear about Ronnie...gone too soon. I've not been in your lives for many, many years, but suffice it to say, the memories are alive and I remember those we had. Ronnie was such a very likable, smart, and witty person. Prayers to you my sweet, old friend.

Love,
Sharlie

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers are with you, Debbie, and the rest of the family during this time. I am so sorry for your loss.

Condolence: I had the honor of meeting Ronnie through the National Association of Credit Management serving on the our national board together. Ronnie was a true gentleman who provided great counsel and great laughter while we served together. Ronnie was a tremendous leader and certainly set the example for how we should all lead our lives.

Condolence: Ronnie and I have very early remembrances of him. I remember when he and his Mother would come visit us when we were only 4 years old. His grandmother and his Mom were very close friends to my Mom and Ronnie was one of my first friends ever. Ronnie T remembers developing a special friendship with him in high school that continued later when they worked together at Home Telephone Company. His sense of humor, along with his colorful story telling, would always bring a smile to anyone around him. Our sincere condolences go out to his family. Judy and Ronnie Thames.

Condolence: Ronnie, thanks for being my friend and lending your expertise whenever needed.

Condolence: I have known Ronnie all of my life. He was a great person and a wonderful Christian. My grandmother thought Ronnie was it. He was her favorite of all of the Archer children. We were very close to the Archer's when I was growing up. Ronnie's mother Margie was the greatest and a good Christian woman. Ronnie will be greatly missed by all, especially by family and church family. We know he is in heaven with a lot that have gone before him.