Ronnie Robertson was born in Hillsboro, TX to R.L.(Robert Lee) & Mattie Mae (Keeton) Robertson. He had 3 siblings Lola Faye who married Melvin Tekell, Robert Lee Robertson who married Gwenda Sonnenburg, and Loretta Jean who married Clyde "Pete" Walker. He married Kay Watts and had 2 children Bryan Keith 08/20/1968 and Gay Lynn 06/14/1972. He married Darlene Kaddatz 02/09/1976 and had 2 children Robert Lee 06/16/1987 and Jennifer Lynn 09/25/1989.
He followed in the footsteps of his father in the sand & gravel business. He was killed in a work accident near Laguna Park while working for Town & Country Contractors. A wall of gravel from an abandoned rock crusher caved in killing him and another worker, Claude Clinard, as another employee, a loader operater was loading trucks.
He followed in the footsteps of his father in the sand & gravel business. He was killed in a work accident near Laguna Park while working for Town & Country Contractors. A wall of gravel from an abandoned rock crusher caved in killing him and another worker, Claude Clinard, as another employee, a loader operater was loading trucks.
Ronnie Robertson was born in Hillsboro, TX to R.L.(Robert Lee) & Mattie Mae (Keeton) Robertson. He had 3 siblings Lola Faye who married Melvin Tekell, Robert Lee Robertson who married Gwenda Sonnenburg, and Loretta Jean who married Clyde "Pete" Walker. He married Kay Watts and had 2 children Bryan Keith 08/20/1968 and Gay Lynn 06/14/1972. He married Darlene Kaddatz 02/09/1976 and had 2 children Robert Lee 06/16/1987 and Jennifer Lynn 09/25/1989.
He followed in the footsteps of his father in the sand & gravel business. He was killed in a work accident near Laguna Park while working for Town & Country Contractors. A wall of gravel from an abandoned rock crusher caved in killing him and another worker, Claude Clinard, as another employee, a loader operater was loading trucks.
He followed in the footsteps of his father in the sand & gravel business. He was killed in a work accident near Laguna Park while working for Town & Country Contractors. A wall of gravel from an abandoned rock crusher caved in killing him and another worker, Claude Clinard, as another employee, a loader operater was loading trucks.
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