Hal And Nancy Augustine
Cathy,
We are very sorry for your loss. I still hear Ron kidding me …”Hal this, Hal that”. All in fun, which is what Ron was, a fun guy. Our sincerest condolences .
Hal and Nancy Augustine
Birth date: Jan 17, 1939 Death date: Jul 24, 2021
Ronald N. Maraz, 82, of Huntersville, died on Saturday July 24 2021. He was born on January 17, 1939, in the Bronx, New York to the late Alexander and Josephine Maraz. He served in the US Air Force for 21 years, achieving the rank Read Obituary
Cathy,
We are very sorry for your loss. I still hear Ron kidding me …”Hal this, Hal that”. All in fun, which is what Ron was, a fun guy. Our sincerest condolences .
Hal and Nancy Augustine
I will miss my favorite cousin Ron. He was very caring about his family and friends, especially his son Ronald.
I will always cherish the memories of our visits, eating out, and photos we took.
Ron is in Heaven cheering on his favorite baseball team in Tampa Bay and having a couple of beers.
Love you Cus! Until we meet again on the Other Side…..
Your favorite Cousin in Arizona,
Louise Molfetta and family
I had the honor of knowing and taking care of Ron for the past several years. We had many fun 'battles' between our football teams and I would tell him that he wasn't 'so bad' for a Broncos fan. I will miss you Ron. Cathy, I pray you find peace during this difficult time. Go Chiefs haha.
Our family met Ron when he tutored our son in math that was 18 years ago. We remained friends long after the tutoring was over and had great fun skiing in NC with Ron and Cathy and our grown sons. He was smart ,funny and a wonderful guy. We will miss him. Our hearts and prayers go out to Cathy🙏❤️
The Bill and Mary Waters family
In the spring of 1994 Ron told me that a medical magnet program was being developed at Boca Ciega High School and that there was an opening for a foreign language teacher. I have always been so grateful to Ron for telling me this. I applied for the position and I continued to teach there for the next 24 years! He was a mentor to so many students, including my two sons, whom he tutored. Years later, when both of them were serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, He always asked about them and told me to thank them for their serivce.
What I remember most about Ron.....always a smile, sincerity, very genuine, caring, loyal, kind and a great sense of humor. Perhaps his gift to us is that we strive to follow his example. If we do, the world will be a better place.