William "Bill" Ronan, the son of William & Ann Joy Ronan was born in East Boston, MA. His family moved to Medford, MA in the 1920s. Bill graduated from Boys Catholic High in 1940.
He entered the Army Air Force in September 1942, serving with the 390th Bomb Group-8th Air Force. He attained the rank of Sergeant, serving in England until the end of the war.
In 1948, he married Dorothy R. Dwyer. The couple had two sons, James Bernard and Denis Paul.
Dorothy Ronan died in 1966 and in 1969 he married Mary Carroll Leary. The couple moved to Wakefield, MA in 1972.
Mr. Ronan was an avid hunter and a skilled woodworker.
He entered the Army Air Force in September 1942, serving with the 390th Bomb Group-8th Air Force. He attained the rank of Sergeant, serving in England until the end of the war.
In 1948, he married Dorothy R. Dwyer. The couple had two sons, James Bernard and Denis Paul.
Dorothy Ronan died in 1966 and in 1969 he married Mary Carroll Leary. The couple moved to Wakefield, MA in 1972.
Mr. Ronan was an avid hunter and a skilled woodworker.
William "Bill" Ronan, the son of William & Ann Joy Ronan was born in East Boston, MA. His family moved to Medford, MA in the 1920s. Bill graduated from Boys Catholic High in 1940.
He entered the Army Air Force in September 1942, serving with the 390th Bomb Group-8th Air Force. He attained the rank of Sergeant, serving in England until the end of the war.
In 1948, he married Dorothy R. Dwyer. The couple had two sons, James Bernard and Denis Paul.
Dorothy Ronan died in 1966 and in 1969 he married Mary Carroll Leary. The couple moved to Wakefield, MA in 1972.
Mr. Ronan was an avid hunter and a skilled woodworker.
He entered the Army Air Force in September 1942, serving with the 390th Bomb Group-8th Air Force. He attained the rank of Sergeant, serving in England until the end of the war.
In 1948, he married Dorothy R. Dwyer. The couple had two sons, James Bernard and Denis Paul.
Dorothy Ronan died in 1966 and in 1969 he married Mary Carroll Leary. The couple moved to Wakefield, MA in 1972.
Mr. Ronan was an avid hunter and a skilled woodworker.
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