Barbara Tanner Ronan, beloved wife of 28 years to Major James B. Ronan II. Daughter of Richard and Ethel Van Kirk Tanner, Mother of Michael Terrance Ronan and loving grandmother to Kristopher and Cody Ronan left us quite suddenly and quite peacfully while at the Piedmont Medical Center in South Carolina.
Barbara proudly served some time in the United States Army Reserves. After that she also served as an MP later retiring. She had two hobbies that I know of and they were family geneology and collecting trinkets for her China Closet that she was so proud of and brought her such happiness. And let us not forget her Ziggy a beautifu dog that also brought her hours of pleasure.
We will all truly miss you Barb and you will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace.
Barbara proudly served some time in the United States Army Reserves. After that she also served as an MP later retiring. She had two hobbies that I know of and they were family geneology and collecting trinkets for her China Closet that she was so proud of and brought her such happiness. And let us not forget her Ziggy a beautifu dog that also brought her hours of pleasure.
We will all truly miss you Barb and you will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace.
Barbara Tanner Ronan, beloved wife of 28 years to Major James B. Ronan II. Daughter of Richard and Ethel Van Kirk Tanner, Mother of Michael Terrance Ronan and loving grandmother to Kristopher and Cody Ronan left us quite suddenly and quite peacfully while at the Piedmont Medical Center in South Carolina.
Barbara proudly served some time in the United States Army Reserves. After that she also served as an MP later retiring. She had two hobbies that I know of and they were family geneology and collecting trinkets for her China Closet that she was so proud of and brought her such happiness. And let us not forget her Ziggy a beautifu dog that also brought her hours of pleasure.
We will all truly miss you Barb and you will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace.
Barbara proudly served some time in the United States Army Reserves. After that she also served as an MP later retiring. She had two hobbies that I know of and they were family geneology and collecting trinkets for her China Closet that she was so proud of and brought her such happiness. And let us not forget her Ziggy a beautifu dog that also brought her hours of pleasure.
We will all truly miss you Barb and you will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace.
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