For Ronnie Wolfenden's Family
Spende geschützt
Thank you all for helping us reach the goal of $3,500! You are generous souls and a true testament to Ronnie & Sue's characters. We're going to keep it going and see how much we can raise for Sue and her family to take them through this difficult time. No amount is too small. Thank you!
From Sue @ 4:30pm on February 2nd: Oh my gosh!! That's amazing! I never imagined that would happen so quickly. I am beyond touched, idk what to say, it's just so amazing. My daughter called me n read me some of what ppl said. We r just so overwhelmed with joy to know that so many people loved n respected this man as much as we do. ❤️ I am truly so very thankful that uve done this for us.
On Wednesday, January 30th, Ronnie Wolfenden, age 46, passed away from a massive stroke. His passing was a shock to everyone in his life. Ronnie was well respected and extremely loved.
Ronnie was the type of person who would do anything for anyone. We would like to do the same in his honor. This page is to raise money to help his wife and family with funeral expenses and other needs in the wake of this shocking loss.
Let's take care of Ronnie's family the way he has taken care of so many.
From his wife Sue:
Ronnie was just such an amazing guy. He truly was our hero! Anyone who ever met him was better for it. When he loved, he loved hard and with everything that was in him. He loved his princess, Celine, more than anything in the world. He was the love of my life, my best friend, my biggest supporter and also my biggest critic, my back bone, my heart and soul. His family, and anyone he considered a friend, meant the world to him. He loved anything to do with veterans. He was very active in the American Legion Post 184, in Wildwood, NJ. He was the Commander of SAL, Sons of American Legion. He was a huge part of the disaster relief for veterans, when there was a hurricane, tornado, anything, any disaster, he was right there helping gather donations and travelling to wherever he was needed for the veterans. Ronnie had a huge heart. Which is why our daughter and I decided to donate whatever wasn't damaged from the massive stroke, cardiac arrest and brain injuries. Because of his donations, he was able to help more than 100 people. Even in his death, Ronnie did not stop helping people.
From a long-time employer and friend, Karen DiSaia:
Ronnie was a guy who got things done. He was the guy behind the scenes who would dive in for any needed job - whether emptying trash or helping dealers carry in precious antiques, Ronnie would do it all, and with a smile and a hearty laugh. After working with him and Sue for 3 years on the Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show, we are realizing how difficult this is going to be without him. He new what needed to be done and did it. It was our pleasure to work with his team. He expected excellence, and usually got it, because he led by example, and we never had to worry about anything that he was in charge of. We have been blessed to have had the opportunity to know him and we feel a very deep sense of loss with his passing.
From employer and friends, Green Tree Event Consultants:
Ronnie was a kind, generous soul. Beyond his excellent work ethic and happy demeanor, the care that he showed his wife Sue when they were both onsite working with us, was rare, honorable and very touching.
Ronnie was an ideal crew member. He would show up at the earliest hour and be the last to leave. He was smart, engaging and a handy problem solver. Always a pleasure to have around, we looked forward to seeing him and Sue at each project. We are stunned at his sudden death and our hearts go out to Sue and his family. He was the type of guy you wanted on your team. He will be missed by us, as we know he will be missed by so many.
Please help in anyway you can.
From Sue @ 4:30pm on February 2nd: Oh my gosh!! That's amazing! I never imagined that would happen so quickly. I am beyond touched, idk what to say, it's just so amazing. My daughter called me n read me some of what ppl said. We r just so overwhelmed with joy to know that so many people loved n respected this man as much as we do. ❤️ I am truly so very thankful that uve done this for us.
On Wednesday, January 30th, Ronnie Wolfenden, age 46, passed away from a massive stroke. His passing was a shock to everyone in his life. Ronnie was well respected and extremely loved.
Ronnie was the type of person who would do anything for anyone. We would like to do the same in his honor. This page is to raise money to help his wife and family with funeral expenses and other needs in the wake of this shocking loss.
Let's take care of Ronnie's family the way he has taken care of so many.
From his wife Sue:
Ronnie was just such an amazing guy. He truly was our hero! Anyone who ever met him was better for it. When he loved, he loved hard and with everything that was in him. He loved his princess, Celine, more than anything in the world. He was the love of my life, my best friend, my biggest supporter and also my biggest critic, my back bone, my heart and soul. His family, and anyone he considered a friend, meant the world to him. He loved anything to do with veterans. He was very active in the American Legion Post 184, in Wildwood, NJ. He was the Commander of SAL, Sons of American Legion. He was a huge part of the disaster relief for veterans, when there was a hurricane, tornado, anything, any disaster, he was right there helping gather donations and travelling to wherever he was needed for the veterans. Ronnie had a huge heart. Which is why our daughter and I decided to donate whatever wasn't damaged from the massive stroke, cardiac arrest and brain injuries. Because of his donations, he was able to help more than 100 people. Even in his death, Ronnie did not stop helping people.
From a long-time employer and friend, Karen DiSaia:
Ronnie was a guy who got things done. He was the guy behind the scenes who would dive in for any needed job - whether emptying trash or helping dealers carry in precious antiques, Ronnie would do it all, and with a smile and a hearty laugh. After working with him and Sue for 3 years on the Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show, we are realizing how difficult this is going to be without him. He new what needed to be done and did it. It was our pleasure to work with his team. He expected excellence, and usually got it, because he led by example, and we never had to worry about anything that he was in charge of. We have been blessed to have had the opportunity to know him and we feel a very deep sense of loss with his passing.
From employer and friends, Green Tree Event Consultants:
Ronnie was a kind, generous soul. Beyond his excellent work ethic and happy demeanor, the care that he showed his wife Sue when they were both onsite working with us, was rare, honorable and very touching.
Ronnie was an ideal crew member. He would show up at the earliest hour and be the last to leave. He was smart, engaging and a handy problem solver. Always a pleasure to have around, we looked forward to seeing him and Sue at each project. We are stunned at his sudden death and our hearts go out to Sue and his family. He was the type of guy you wanted on your team. He will be missed by us, as we know he will be missed by so many.
Please help in anyway you can.
Organisator und Spendenbegünstigter
Whitney Burdsall
Organisator
Saco, ME
Susan Wolfenden
Spendenbegünstigte