Published in the Syracuse Post Standard on Dec. 27, 2011
Ronald Curtis Maxwell - December 21, 2011
Ronald Curtis Maxwell, 69, born November 1, 1942, in Springerville, AZ. He was resident of Scriba, NY. He passed away December 21, 2011, at his Scriba home, in the arms of his loving wife. His parents, Felma Martin Hicks and Leo Maxwell, are predeceased. Ronald was survived by his sister, Marlene Maxwell, brother Leon Maxwell, sister-in-law Nancy Maxwell, son Terry Maxwell residing in CA. Ron is survived by his loving wife, Beverly Rose Maxwell, 48, resident of Scriba; his loving sons, Christian William Maxwell of Scriba, and David Wayne Maxwell of WA; his grandchildren, Savannah Maxwell, Alicia Maxwell and three; great-grandchildren all of WA; his loving brother-in-law, William Ferguson, of New Haven, and William's wife, Nyla Ferguson, also of New Haven; nephew Robert Ferguson, and niece Shelley Sherman; his loving brother-in-law Robert Ferguson, and his niece, Beth Ferguson, both of Scriba and nephew Jimmy Ferguson. He is also survived by his extended family, Steve, Brenda, Lindsey, Carrie Aaser, of League City, Texas, that he loved dearly and by all the kids he loved to call his own, Brandon Henderson, of New Haven, Katelin Honebein, of Scriba, Tyler Tourot, of Utica, and Jerry Winant, of Mexico.
Ronald and his family would like to say a special thank you with our heart felt love and appreciation to Dr. Jack Hsu, for fighting so hard for his life and for giving us another 10 years with our beloved husband and father. Also, a special thank you to Ronald's extended family, Michael Shanley, and his girls at Shanley Law Office, for fighting for Ron's rights.
Ronald worked for J.A. Jones Construction, Charlotte, N.C. for 15 years before retirement in 2003. Ronald served in the United States Navy as a submarine sailor electricians mate 1st Class from 1959 through 1966. Ronald was a national lifetime member of the VFW and a 100% disabled veteran. Ronald opted out of a full military funeral with honors, at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington VA, and instead choose to be laid to rest at his family home Maxwell's Corner in the town of Scriba. We didn't lose Ron on a battlefield, but we lost him to his 10-year battle with Squamas Cell Carcinoma due to his services in the United States Navy. Ronald was an organ tissue donor and gave the gift of sight to a recipient on December 21, 2011, for Christmas and the gift of cancer research to help all cancer patients.
Calling hours will be 4 to 7 p.m., Friday, December 30, at Nelson's Funeral Home, West Albany St., Oswego. Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at Nelson's funeral home. Immediately following will be a full military funeral with honors, at Maxwell's Corner, Ronald's family home located in the town of Scriba where he will be laid to rest. Friends and family are invited to a gathering at Ronald's family home Maxwell's Corner, located in the town of Scriba, immediately following funeral services.
In lieu of flowers, please honor Ron by making a donation to the deserving, disabled American Veteran's, Chapter 30, 109 S. Warren St. Suite 310, Syracuse, NY 13202, so Ron can continue to give to others, as he did throughout his life.
Ronald Curtis Maxwell - December 21, 2011
Ronald Curtis Maxwell, 69, born November 1, 1942, in Springerville, AZ. He was resident of Scriba, NY. He passed away December 21, 2011, at his Scriba home, in the arms of his loving wife. His parents, Felma Martin Hicks and Leo Maxwell, are predeceased. Ronald was survived by his sister, Marlene Maxwell, brother Leon Maxwell, sister-in-law Nancy Maxwell, son Terry Maxwell residing in CA. Ron is survived by his loving wife, Beverly Rose Maxwell, 48, resident of Scriba; his loving sons, Christian William Maxwell of Scriba, and David Wayne Maxwell of WA; his grandchildren, Savannah Maxwell, Alicia Maxwell and three; great-grandchildren all of WA; his loving brother-in-law, William Ferguson, of New Haven, and William's wife, Nyla Ferguson, also of New Haven; nephew Robert Ferguson, and niece Shelley Sherman; his loving brother-in-law Robert Ferguson, and his niece, Beth Ferguson, both of Scriba and nephew Jimmy Ferguson. He is also survived by his extended family, Steve, Brenda, Lindsey, Carrie Aaser, of League City, Texas, that he loved dearly and by all the kids he loved to call his own, Brandon Henderson, of New Haven, Katelin Honebein, of Scriba, Tyler Tourot, of Utica, and Jerry Winant, of Mexico.
Ronald and his family would like to say a special thank you with our heart felt love and appreciation to Dr. Jack Hsu, for fighting so hard for his life and for giving us another 10 years with our beloved husband and father. Also, a special thank you to Ronald's extended family, Michael Shanley, and his girls at Shanley Law Office, for fighting for Ron's rights.
Ronald worked for J.A. Jones Construction, Charlotte, N.C. for 15 years before retirement in 2003. Ronald served in the United States Navy as a submarine sailor electricians mate 1st Class from 1959 through 1966. Ronald was a national lifetime member of the VFW and a 100% disabled veteran. Ronald opted out of a full military funeral with honors, at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington VA, and instead choose to be laid to rest at his family home Maxwell's Corner in the town of Scriba. We didn't lose Ron on a battlefield, but we lost him to his 10-year battle with Squamas Cell Carcinoma due to his services in the United States Navy. Ronald was an organ tissue donor and gave the gift of sight to a recipient on December 21, 2011, for Christmas and the gift of cancer research to help all cancer patients.
Calling hours will be 4 to 7 p.m., Friday, December 30, at Nelson's Funeral Home, West Albany St., Oswego. Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at Nelson's funeral home. Immediately following will be a full military funeral with honors, at Maxwell's Corner, Ronald's family home located in the town of Scriba where he will be laid to rest. Friends and family are invited to a gathering at Ronald's family home Maxwell's Corner, located in the town of Scriba, immediately following funeral services.
In lieu of flowers, please honor Ron by making a donation to the deserving, disabled American Veteran's, Chapter 30, 109 S. Warren St. Suite 310, Syracuse, NY 13202, so Ron can continue to give to others, as he did throughout his life.
Published in the Syracuse Post Standard on Dec. 27, 2011
Ronald Curtis Maxwell - December 21, 2011
Ronald Curtis Maxwell, 69, born November 1, 1942, in Springerville, AZ. He was resident of Scriba, NY. He passed away December 21, 2011, at his Scriba home, in the arms of his loving wife. His parents, Felma Martin Hicks and Leo Maxwell, are predeceased. Ronald was survived by his sister, Marlene Maxwell, brother Leon Maxwell, sister-in-law Nancy Maxwell, son Terry Maxwell residing in CA. Ron is survived by his loving wife, Beverly Rose Maxwell, 48, resident of Scriba; his loving sons, Christian William Maxwell of Scriba, and David Wayne Maxwell of WA; his grandchildren, Savannah Maxwell, Alicia Maxwell and three; great-grandchildren all of WA; his loving brother-in-law, William Ferguson, of New Haven, and William's wife, Nyla Ferguson, also of New Haven; nephew Robert Ferguson, and niece Shelley Sherman; his loving brother-in-law Robert Ferguson, and his niece, Beth Ferguson, both of Scriba and nephew Jimmy Ferguson. He is also survived by his extended family, Steve, Brenda, Lindsey, Carrie Aaser, of League City, Texas, that he loved dearly and by all the kids he loved to call his own, Brandon Henderson, of New Haven, Katelin Honebein, of Scriba, Tyler Tourot, of Utica, and Jerry Winant, of Mexico.
Ronald and his family would like to say a special thank you with our heart felt love and appreciation to Dr. Jack Hsu, for fighting so hard for his life and for giving us another 10 years with our beloved husband and father. Also, a special thank you to Ronald's extended family, Michael Shanley, and his girls at Shanley Law Office, for fighting for Ron's rights.
Ronald worked for J.A. Jones Construction, Charlotte, N.C. for 15 years before retirement in 2003. Ronald served in the United States Navy as a submarine sailor electricians mate 1st Class from 1959 through 1966. Ronald was a national lifetime member of the VFW and a 100% disabled veteran. Ronald opted out of a full military funeral with honors, at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington VA, and instead choose to be laid to rest at his family home Maxwell's Corner in the town of Scriba. We didn't lose Ron on a battlefield, but we lost him to his 10-year battle with Squamas Cell Carcinoma due to his services in the United States Navy. Ronald was an organ tissue donor and gave the gift of sight to a recipient on December 21, 2011, for Christmas and the gift of cancer research to help all cancer patients.
Calling hours will be 4 to 7 p.m., Friday, December 30, at Nelson's Funeral Home, West Albany St., Oswego. Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at Nelson's funeral home. Immediately following will be a full military funeral with honors, at Maxwell's Corner, Ronald's family home located in the town of Scriba where he will be laid to rest. Friends and family are invited to a gathering at Ronald's family home Maxwell's Corner, located in the town of Scriba, immediately following funeral services.
In lieu of flowers, please honor Ron by making a donation to the deserving, disabled American Veteran's, Chapter 30, 109 S. Warren St. Suite 310, Syracuse, NY 13202, so Ron can continue to give to others, as he did throughout his life.
Ronald Curtis Maxwell - December 21, 2011
Ronald Curtis Maxwell, 69, born November 1, 1942, in Springerville, AZ. He was resident of Scriba, NY. He passed away December 21, 2011, at his Scriba home, in the arms of his loving wife. His parents, Felma Martin Hicks and Leo Maxwell, are predeceased. Ronald was survived by his sister, Marlene Maxwell, brother Leon Maxwell, sister-in-law Nancy Maxwell, son Terry Maxwell residing in CA. Ron is survived by his loving wife, Beverly Rose Maxwell, 48, resident of Scriba; his loving sons, Christian William Maxwell of Scriba, and David Wayne Maxwell of WA; his grandchildren, Savannah Maxwell, Alicia Maxwell and three; great-grandchildren all of WA; his loving brother-in-law, William Ferguson, of New Haven, and William's wife, Nyla Ferguson, also of New Haven; nephew Robert Ferguson, and niece Shelley Sherman; his loving brother-in-law Robert Ferguson, and his niece, Beth Ferguson, both of Scriba and nephew Jimmy Ferguson. He is also survived by his extended family, Steve, Brenda, Lindsey, Carrie Aaser, of League City, Texas, that he loved dearly and by all the kids he loved to call his own, Brandon Henderson, of New Haven, Katelin Honebein, of Scriba, Tyler Tourot, of Utica, and Jerry Winant, of Mexico.
Ronald and his family would like to say a special thank you with our heart felt love and appreciation to Dr. Jack Hsu, for fighting so hard for his life and for giving us another 10 years with our beloved husband and father. Also, a special thank you to Ronald's extended family, Michael Shanley, and his girls at Shanley Law Office, for fighting for Ron's rights.
Ronald worked for J.A. Jones Construction, Charlotte, N.C. for 15 years before retirement in 2003. Ronald served in the United States Navy as a submarine sailor electricians mate 1st Class from 1959 through 1966. Ronald was a national lifetime member of the VFW and a 100% disabled veteran. Ronald opted out of a full military funeral with honors, at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington VA, and instead choose to be laid to rest at his family home Maxwell's Corner in the town of Scriba. We didn't lose Ron on a battlefield, but we lost him to his 10-year battle with Squamas Cell Carcinoma due to his services in the United States Navy. Ronald was an organ tissue donor and gave the gift of sight to a recipient on December 21, 2011, for Christmas and the gift of cancer research to help all cancer patients.
Calling hours will be 4 to 7 p.m., Friday, December 30, at Nelson's Funeral Home, West Albany St., Oswego. Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at Nelson's funeral home. Immediately following will be a full military funeral with honors, at Maxwell's Corner, Ronald's family home located in the town of Scriba where he will be laid to rest. Friends and family are invited to a gathering at Ronald's family home Maxwell's Corner, located in the town of Scriba, immediately following funeral services.
In lieu of flowers, please honor Ron by making a donation to the deserving, disabled American Veteran's, Chapter 30, 109 S. Warren St. Suite 310, Syracuse, NY 13202, so Ron can continue to give to others, as he did throughout his life.
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