Ronald George Wagner Sr.
Ron is lovingly survived by his two sons, Ronald Jr. and Donald, and his daughter Wendy; five grandchildren: Natassia Ott (nee Rodriguez) and Christina Rodriguez from Wendy, Katherine Wagner, Jennifer Wagner, and Luc Wagner from Donald; and two great-grandchildren: Tahlia Ott and Rosalita Ott from Natassia.
Shared Memories
I always remember the gadgets he had especially the tooth paste roller . Many nights of cards at the Wagner”s such fun, my thoughts are with you all
Ron, Don and Wendy, I want you know that I grieve with you. Your dad was such a good man and a cool guy (in a dad kind of way). I'll always remember him taking us to my first real rock concert when he took us to see Yes at the old Spectrum. We all got a wicked contact high from all the weed being smoked around us and the ride home was quite an adventure. Of course there are a million memories for me since your house was my 2nd home for many years. Your dad always accepted me being there no matter the time or circumstances and never seemed to bat an eye. I'm only sorry that I never told him how awesome he was. I love you all! Steve
Ron, Don, Wendy, and families You all know how much your father meant to me and my family. What a great guy! He was a good father and I’ll cherish the times that we got to share down the shore together and growing up in Glenside. May his memory be a blessing and the light to guide you through this next chapter.We love you all and we’ll miss you Uncle Ron.♥️ God Speed.
One of my cherished memories is being with my Dad in the ocean. He taught me to float and enjoy the softly rocking waves. ❤️
Loved your Dad!!❤️
Rest in peace Mr. Wagner 🕊️
I’m so sorry for your loss! Ron was my neighbor for 24 years! He would always have his front door open so I could see the Phillies on his projection screen. He loved that TV! I also remember his cat C, he would call him, and that cat would come running home like he was a dog to see him. Ron you will be truly missed! Rest in peace!
I’m so sorry for your loss! Ron was my neighbor for 24 years! He would always have his front door open so I could see the Phillies on his projection screen. He loved that TV! I also remember his cat C, he would call him, and that cat would come running home like he was a dog to see him. Ron you will be truly missed! Rest in peace!
Rest in peace Mr. Wagner 🕊️
Loved your Dad!!❤️
One of my cherished memories is being with my Dad in the ocean. He taught me to float and enjoy the softly rocking waves. ❤️
Ron, Don, Wendy, and families
You all know how much your father meant to me and my family. What a great guy! He was a good father and I’ll cherish the times that we got to share down the shore together and growing up in Glenside. May his memory be a blessing and the light to guide you through this next chapter.We love you all and we’ll miss you Uncle Ron.♥️ God Speed.
Ron, Don and Wendy, I want you know that I grieve with you. Your dad was such a good man and a cool guy (in a dad kind of way). I’ll always remember him taking us to my first real rock concert when he took us to see Yes at the old Spectrum. We all got a wicked contact high from all the weed being smoked around us and the ride home was quite an adventure. Of course there are a million memories for me since your house was my 2nd home for many years. Your dad always accepted me being there no matter the time or circumstances and never seemed to bat an eye. I’m only sorry that I never told him how awesome he was. I love you all!
Steve
I always remember the gadgets he had especially the tooth paste roller . Many nights of cards at the Wagner”s such fun, my thoughts are with you all