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In Loving Memory

Martin, Ronald R.

Martin, Ronald Ray, passed away on Saturday, December 11, 2021. He was a retired first responder starting his career with the St. Louis Fire Department. In 1972 he became a policeman with the Des Peres Department of Public Safety for 23 years becoming Chief for 15 years. Then he worked as a Deputy for Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office for 12 years being instrumental in the department gaining their accreditation through CALEA.

He is survived by Shirley, his wife of 51 years, two sons, Kirk and Scott of Festus, two brothers, Ken Martin (Glenda) of Hoschton, Georgia, George (Joan) Martin of Imperial, Missouri, one sister Rada Robinson (Nick) of St. Louis, sister-in-law Beverly Kukuljan of Fenton, MO, numerous nieces and nephews Andrea, Gina, Kacey, Melanie, Brett, Amanda, Spencer, Richard and Steven.

He was preceded in death by his daughter, Stacy Martin Vandborg and younger brother Garry Martin.

Services: Funeral arrangements by Kutis South County Chapel, 5255 Lemay Ferry Road, St. Louis, MO 63129. Visitation Thursday, December 16, 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Funeral Services Friday, December 17, 10:00 am. interment Park Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to The Backstoppers, appreciated.

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22 thoughts on “Martin, Ronald R.”

  1. Always loved Ron and family even though we went through much time without seeing you all. I remember when we ran into him when my sons were little. Ron was wearing his Police uniform and my son asked “is that a real gun?” Jordan was so proud that we actually were related to a real hero! God Bless you all. We will be lifting you up in prayer for peace and comfort.

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  2. Always loved Ron and family even though we went through much time without seeing you all. I remember when we ran into him when my sons were little. Ron was wearing his Police uniform and my son asked “is that a real gun?” Jordan was so proud that we actually were related to a real hero! God Bless you all. We will be lifting you up in prayer for peace and comfort.

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  3. I am so glad we were able to reconnect with you and Ron this past year. I will miss his funny stories about growing up in South St. Louis. He will be terribly missed.

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  4. I am so glad we were able to reconnect with you and Ron this past year. I will miss his funny stories about growing up in South St. Louis. He will be terribly missed.

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  5. I will never forget how great Richard was to my sons during a visit to St. Louis when the boys were small. He finger printed them, let them turn the sirens on in his car, let them run the fire hose & made them deputies. Shan & Scott have talked about that all their lives. RIP Richard. You will be missed!

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  6. I will never forget how great Richard was to my sons during a visit to St. Louis when the boys were small. He finger printed them, let them turn the sirens on in his car, let them run the fire hose & made them deputies. Shan & Scott have talked about that all their lives. RIP Richard. You will be missed!

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  7. So sorry for your loss. We wish we could have spent more time together. Some day we will be together with Jesus to enjoy eternity.

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  8. So sorry for your loss. We wish we could have spent more time together. Some day we will be together with Jesus to enjoy eternity.

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  9. Last of my very oldest and dear friend. We knew each other since 3rd grade RIP dear friend. Hope we see each other again. The PAZ’S

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  10. Last of my very oldest and dear friend. We knew each other since 3rd grade RIP dear friend. Hope we see each other again. The PAZ’S

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  11. With deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are and have been with you during this difficult time. They say “something loved is never lost”. Hold fast to those special lifetime of memories. As the family requested, a donation was made to The Backstoppers in loving memory. May our Lord continue to comfort you!

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  12. With deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are and have been with you during this difficult time. They say “something loved is never lost”. Hold fast to those special lifetime of memories. As the family requested, a donation was made to The Backstoppers in loving memory. May our Lord continue to comfort you!

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