Ron graduated from South Charleston High School in 1957. He served his country in the United States Army 101st Airborne Division and the United States Army Reserve. He loved his community as displayed by his 31 years of service as a South Charleston Police Officer. He retired as Chief of Police in 1990.
Ron loved many sports including baseball, football, and stock car racing. He especially enjoyed the Cincinnati Reds. He also spent time coaching youth baseball and helping with the Boy Scouts. In his years after retiring from the police department he spent countless hours tending to his beloved greyhounds.
Ron loved many sports including baseball, football, and stock car racing. He especially enjoyed the Cincinnati Reds. He also spent time coaching youth baseball and helping with the Boy Scouts. In his years after retiring from the police department he spent countless hours tending to his beloved greyhounds.
Ron graduated from South Charleston High School in 1957. He served his country in the United States Army 101st Airborne Division and the United States Army Reserve. He loved his community as displayed by his 31 years of service as a South Charleston Police Officer. He retired as Chief of Police in 1990.
Ron loved many sports including baseball, football, and stock car racing. He especially enjoyed the Cincinnati Reds. He also spent time coaching youth baseball and helping with the Boy Scouts. In his years after retiring from the police department he spent countless hours tending to his beloved greyhounds.
Ron loved many sports including baseball, football, and stock car racing. He especially enjoyed the Cincinnati Reds. He also spent time coaching youth baseball and helping with the Boy Scouts. In his years after retiring from the police department he spent countless hours tending to his beloved greyhounds.
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