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Major Ronald Barrett
March 6th, 1934 - November 11th, 2010
Maj. Ronald H. Barrett 76 went home to be with the Lord November 11, 2010 after a long and courageous battle with Parkinson's disease. He was preceded in death by his parents Ruth and R. Rudwell, and brother Douglas. Survived by his wife of 54 years Kathie, daughter Diane (Bert) Thomas, son David (Lisa) Barrett of Phoenix, grandchildren Amanda, Allison, Madison and Jack. Brother Robert (Roberta) of Florida, sister-in-law Nora Barrett, nieces/nephews Ruth, Suzanne, Robert, Ronald and Heather. Ron was born in Mt. Vernon, NY, received his EE Degree from the U of Vermont, received his jet pilot training through the USAF Aviation Cadet program and went on to serve in the Vermont Air National Guard, retiring in 1977. He was employed by United Technologies in Ct. where he was actively involved in the electrical design of the Portable Life Support System for the astronauts on the first moon landing. In 1981 Ron brought his family to Tucson where his greatest pleasures were guiding and mentoring his two children, singing in the church choir, traveling in his motorhome and camping with friends. His family wishes to thank Tammy and Russell Burns and the staff at the Mesquite House (AZ Homestead) for the excellent care Ron received these last difficult months. Special thanks also to the staff at Odyssey Hospice. Ron brought laughter, kindness and joy to so many. He will be truly missed. Memorial service to be held 4:00 PM Sunday, November 28, 2010 at Catalina Foothills Church, PCA,2150 E. Orange Grove Rd. In Lieu of flowers donations may be made to Catalina Foothills Church, or to the AZ Chapter America Parkinson Disease Association.
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Angel Valley Funeral Home has been a source of solace for Tucson families of diverse faiths for over six decades. Our tranquil chapel provides a serene setting for paying tribute to your loved ones. When you opt for a graveside or interment service, our close ties with two of the city's largest cemeteries ensure convenience and seamless coordination. Angel Valley offers an array of memorial items, including the unique and meaningful Parting Stones. Additionally, we can facilitate DNA collection. Our commitment to diversity and inclusivity extends to honoring all religious traditions, including orthodox practices. Allow our dedicated and compassionate staff to guide you through the process as you reflect and celebrate the life of your loved one....
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