Services for Ronald Wayne Stogdill, 56, who passed away Friday, August 3, 2012 at home, will be held 2 p.m., Tuesday, August 7, at Overton Funeral Home in Indianola with burial following in the Indianola I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Ron is survived by his wife, Kathie; sons, Shawn Sherwood, Chad (Darcie) Sherwood and Justin Stogdill; mother, Wilma (Russell) Sinclair; brothers, Warren (Paula) Stogdill, Tom (Patty) Stogdill and Steven (Michelle) Stogdill; sister, Cheryl (Tim) Heinen; one granddaughter, Georgia Sherwood; and five nieces, Amy Heinen, Regina Burkhardt, Madison and Shelbi Stogdill and Jennie Givens. He was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Stogdill and brother, Darrell Stogdill.
Ron was an avid old car enthusiast. He loved going to car shows and showing his old Hot Rod at Good Guys car shows and Back to the 50's car shows.
Most and foremost Ron loved his family. He enjoyed camping, boating and loved attending Justin's sports. Just last Fall he had pom-poms and was cheering Justin's soccer team to victory. He loved fishing, RC car racing, Jr. Dragster racing and shooting his bow. He loved his granddaughter, Georgia and loved watching her jump on the trampoline. He was also known to play Barbie's with her, and have tea parties. He loved his entire family. He loved gatherings at holidays and summer bar-b-ques.
Ron worked for UPS for 32 years. He loved driving semis and built many friendships over the years with fellow employees. With that many years at UPS he proudly earned the name "Grummpy" and used that name on his license plate.
Ron is survived by his wife, Kathie; sons, Shawn Sherwood, Chad (Darcie) Sherwood and Justin Stogdill; mother, Wilma (Russell) Sinclair; brothers, Warren (Paula) Stogdill, Tom (Patty) Stogdill and Steven (Michelle) Stogdill; sister, Cheryl (Tim) Heinen; one granddaughter, Georgia Sherwood; and five nieces, Amy Heinen, Regina Burkhardt, Madison and Shelbi Stogdill and Jennie Givens. He was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Stogdill and brother, Darrell Stogdill.
Ron was an avid old car enthusiast. He loved going to car shows and showing his old Hot Rod at Good Guys car shows and Back to the 50's car shows.
Most and foremost Ron loved his family. He enjoyed camping, boating and loved attending Justin's sports. Just last Fall he had pom-poms and was cheering Justin's soccer team to victory. He loved fishing, RC car racing, Jr. Dragster racing and shooting his bow. He loved his granddaughter, Georgia and loved watching her jump on the trampoline. He was also known to play Barbie's with her, and have tea parties. He loved his entire family. He loved gatherings at holidays and summer bar-b-ques.
Ron worked for UPS for 32 years. He loved driving semis and built many friendships over the years with fellow employees. With that many years at UPS he proudly earned the name "Grummpy" and used that name on his license plate.
Services for Ronald Wayne Stogdill, 56, who passed away Friday, August 3, 2012 at home, will be held 2 p.m., Tuesday, August 7, at Overton Funeral Home in Indianola with burial following in the Indianola I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Ron is survived by his wife, Kathie; sons, Shawn Sherwood, Chad (Darcie) Sherwood and Justin Stogdill; mother, Wilma (Russell) Sinclair; brothers, Warren (Paula) Stogdill, Tom (Patty) Stogdill and Steven (Michelle) Stogdill; sister, Cheryl (Tim) Heinen; one granddaughter, Georgia Sherwood; and five nieces, Amy Heinen, Regina Burkhardt, Madison and Shelbi Stogdill and Jennie Givens. He was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Stogdill and brother, Darrell Stogdill.
Ron was an avid old car enthusiast. He loved going to car shows and showing his old Hot Rod at Good Guys car shows and Back to the 50's car shows.
Most and foremost Ron loved his family. He enjoyed camping, boating and loved attending Justin's sports. Just last Fall he had pom-poms and was cheering Justin's soccer team to victory. He loved fishing, RC car racing, Jr. Dragster racing and shooting his bow. He loved his granddaughter, Georgia and loved watching her jump on the trampoline. He was also known to play Barbie's with her, and have tea parties. He loved his entire family. He loved gatherings at holidays and summer bar-b-ques.
Ron worked for UPS for 32 years. He loved driving semis and built many friendships over the years with fellow employees. With that many years at UPS he proudly earned the name "Grummpy" and used that name on his license plate.
Ron is survived by his wife, Kathie; sons, Shawn Sherwood, Chad (Darcie) Sherwood and Justin Stogdill; mother, Wilma (Russell) Sinclair; brothers, Warren (Paula) Stogdill, Tom (Patty) Stogdill and Steven (Michelle) Stogdill; sister, Cheryl (Tim) Heinen; one granddaughter, Georgia Sherwood; and five nieces, Amy Heinen, Regina Burkhardt, Madison and Shelbi Stogdill and Jennie Givens. He was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Stogdill and brother, Darrell Stogdill.
Ron was an avid old car enthusiast. He loved going to car shows and showing his old Hot Rod at Good Guys car shows and Back to the 50's car shows.
Most and foremost Ron loved his family. He enjoyed camping, boating and loved attending Justin's sports. Just last Fall he had pom-poms and was cheering Justin's soccer team to victory. He loved fishing, RC car racing, Jr. Dragster racing and shooting his bow. He loved his granddaughter, Georgia and loved watching her jump on the trampoline. He was also known to play Barbie's with her, and have tea parties. He loved his entire family. He loved gatherings at holidays and summer bar-b-ques.
Ron worked for UPS for 32 years. He loved driving semis and built many friendships over the years with fellow employees. With that many years at UPS he proudly earned the name "Grummpy" and used that name on his license plate.
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