Ronald Lynn Robison
Ronald Lynn Robison, 69, finished his journey on this earth on August 6, 2014.
Ronnie was born on June 27, 1945 in Orange, TX. He was the older of two sons born to Malcolm and Lillian Robison. He retired from DuPont as a Machinist after 33 years of employment. He loved hunting, fishing, scuba diving, and was an expert marksman. He was on the Gold Staff on Lohman Game Calls. He made a huge impact on so many people because of his honesty and integrity. Ronnie proved what a courageous man he was as he fought his battles of illness with a positive attitude. He will be missed by many people who knew and loved him. He was a devoted husband, father and grandfather. He was preceded in death by his parents Malcolm and Lillian Robison. Ronnie is survived by his wife, Judy Robison; son, Eric Bean and fiancé, Michelle Mersch of Orange; daughter, Leigh Ann Rayburn and husband, Chris Rayburn of Houston; brother, Sam Robison of Calgary, Alberta, Canada; grandchildren, Christopher Soiette, Austin Bean, and Sydney Bean, Cody Mersch and Dylan Mersch.
The family would like to thank all the family and friends that visited Ronnie in his final days and all the special phone calls honoring Ronnie and his life. Ronnie will be missed by many.
At Ronnie’s request, no services will be held. Friends are invited to leave remembrances of Ronnie at
www.claybarfuneralhome.com
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Condolences
Mike Mahon
December 14, 2017
My condolences Judy just read about Ronnie. Best wishes Mike Mahon
Sam Bo
August 14, 2014
Anyone wanting to make a donation in Ronnie's name may do so with Texas Children's Hospital. Thanks, Sam A. Robison https://waystogive.texaschildrens.org/donate-now
Krista Almazan
August 14, 2014
Aunt Judy, I hope you are surrounded by love and family to help you through the loss of Uncle Ronnie.
Brenda Henry
August 13, 2014
Dear Judy & Eric: I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Ronnie, such a wonderful guy. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Brenda Henry
Roxanne Whiteley
August 12, 2014
Your loss is heaven's gain. May memories of happier times comfort you in the days ahead. Used to love to watch you_ Judy and Ronnie dance. Peace be with you.
Ronda Carter
August 11, 2014
Ronnie was a special soul and dear friend who will be missed.Thank you Judy for your care of him. With all our love and prayers, Mark and Ronda Carter
Rick Bordelon
August 9, 2014
Judy our Hearts go out to you. Ronnie was a Good Man. I always enjoyed sitting with Ronnie and Talking about some of his Hunting Trips. Ronnie will be missed, Take Care.
Wayne & Debbie (Gardiner) Herin
August 9, 2014
May God comfort and bless, as only He can. Our sincerest condolences Judy. Romans 8:28
Dan Rach Jr.
August 9, 2014
We lived on the prairie off Foreman Rd. Ronnie bought his first Beagle Hound from my father. We became friends and he came out often to hunt with us. Sometimes he would bring his Pointer bird dog an we would hunt Quail, Doves, & Jack Snipe.
When he was drafted into the service , he ask Dad if he would keep his Beagle Hound and he agreed to.
One evening when Dad went hunting Ronnie's hound never came home.
Several months later Dad was running the hounds and walking a RR track about mile south of home when he found the dogs collar. He had got run over by a train.
When Ronnie returned home Dad was able to give him his collar but not his Hound Dog.
Dan Rach Jr.
Margaret Terry Peveto
August 8, 2014
what a super nice guy to everyone he knew. I went to school with RONNIE and he has always been a real gentleman and soooo kind giving of his love and friendship.Yes we will all miss RONNIE.Iam so very sorry that he suffered so much in his illness, but you never knew it when you saw him. MAY our GOOD LORD take you i n his loving arms and give you peace, RONNIE. we are all going to miss you and your kind spirit. with our love and condolences to your daughter wife, and Grandchildren, sincerely, Margaret and RICHARD Terry.
Rosemary Hodgkinson
August 7, 2014
Forever friend that will live in our hearts forever. With deepest sympathy. Rosemary
Carolyn Bland
August 7, 2014
Judy will be praying for you and your family.Ronald will be missed !
Chad Havens
August 7, 2014
Growing up in the that neighborhood with Ronnie, I can say that he cared more for the people surrounding him than anybody else. He watched out for their houses, their properties, and in my case their kids. He was truly a man to be admired and looked up. He set the bar and lowered it for no one regardless of cause or excuse. He freely shared his wisdom and experiences and was an inspiration to us all. If everybody adhered to his level of integrity or respect, the world would be a better place. Ronnie will certainly be missed, but stories of his life will be retold for generations to come. Chad Havens
Kaye Dean Sims
August 7, 2014
Judy, I am so sorry to hear about Ronnie...however I must admit that I smiled when I thought about Dad this morning greeting him with fishing pole in hand. They will have eternity to talk, fish, hunt and wait on the rest of us. Ronnie was a great friend to Dad and our family is grateful to you for sharing him with us. My God gives you His peace and comfort. From all of us: Judge Dean's family.
Larry Ezell
August 7, 2014
Judy, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of my friend, Ronnie Robison. He was a hell of a guy and a true blessing to all who knew him. You never had any doubt where you stood with him. He loved tapioca pudding. Sincerely, Larry Ezell and family.
Alan Richey
August 6, 2014
Saddened to hear of Ronnie's passing. He was a great guy, especially one very rainy night in 1973, when he carried me to Orange Memorial from DuPont with the first of many kidney stones. He always laughed about it, I don't remember too much because of the pain, but he said I was all over that old van the plant used as an ambulance.
Jan Smith
August 6, 2014
I remember Ron as quiet and very humble and he had a special connection and love of dogs. Prayers of peace and comfort to family and friends.