Ronald Stockman, Sr.
May 22, 1964 ~ October 9, 2010
Ronald Edward Stockman Sr. died Saturday Oct. 9, 2010 at his residence in Del Valle, Tx .
Born to Harlon and Jeanette Stockman May, 22, 1964, he served his country with 4 years of active service in the United States Army. After an honorable discharge from the military, Ron earned a Bachelors degree of Science in Nursing from McNeese. For the past 10 years Ron served as a Registered Nurse at the VA in Austin , Tx .
Left to cherish his memories are his wife Roanne Stockman of Del Valle, Tx. his children Ronald Edward Stockman II of New Orleans, and Marie Stockman of Lake Charles, his parents Jeanette Stockman of Lake Charles and Harlon S. Stockman of Topsy, Siblings: Harlon D. Stockman of Oakdale, Dinah Stockman of Topsy, Jenniffer Hidalgo of Topsy, Brenda Bevil and husband James of Carlyss, Gary Stockman of Lake Charles, twins: Kristy and Christopher Stockman of Topsy, and numerous nieces and nephews.
His funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 14, 2010, at Johnson Funeral Home, 4321 Lake Street, Lake Charles. Visitation will be held at the funeral home beginning on Wednesday from 3PM until 8PM and again on Thursday, from 8 AM until service time. Mr. Stockman will be cremated following the services.
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Dear Marie, We are so saddened by your loss. You and your family are in our prayers during this most difficult time. We love you and please let us know if there is anything at all we can do for you. Chris, Brenda, Carl and Alex
Dear Stockman family, I don't have words to express my sorrow at the lose of Pos. He was such a special little boy, who apparently grew into a fine man. May God be with you at this time. Becky
Harlon Stockman (Son) I feel your pain. I am unable to be with you and the children today but Mom and Lisa will be there in my name to. God Bless you and the children as you deal with your grief. Ronald Edward will forever be in our hearts. I especially remember his humor and the ability to make others laugh. Love ya Son. God be with you Kay Harris Jones
I also worked with Ron he was such a wonderful person to be around. I came out to do some work for you all a while back and he was just so proud of the place where you all lived.I know there are no words to say to comfort you and the children right now but I hope you find peace and cherish the good memories he left behind. I will miss his humor and his smile.May God be with you in your time of need.
I always enjoyed working with Ron over the last 2.5 years. He made me Laugh nearly everyday with his jokes, and expressions. Ron also made us over at our team feel safe whenever there were times we were in need. He always stepped up!We named him the sheriff.RON- You touched my life! You are sorely missed and never forgotten. May God show is favor upon you and your family.
I knew Ron but for a short time at the VA, yet am deeply saddened at his loss. He will be missed in the workplace.. . he and his practical jokes. My sympathy to his family.
I met Ron when I first came to the VA in 2007. I remember having trouble and accepting the fact that my daughter was going down the wrong path. Ron told me to give tough love and that my daughter would know that I still loved her and eventally she would come around. He was right things turned out alright. I will miss Ron
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I will miss Ron, as I know many will among those who work in or come to the Austin VA Clinic. He was an unforgetable person. I am glad that our paths in life crossed and I pray that his family will find peace in knowing that he was appreciated and loved by fellow veterans and others here at his workplace.
I will remember Ron as a smart,competent, good hearted nurse and fellow human being.
I worked with Ron at the Austin Outpatient Clinic from 2008 to late 2009. When I started working there I felt lost until I worked at Ron's station. Out of anywhere in that clinic I wanted to work with him because I found him to be a vet like myself, around the same age, honest, sincere, resourceful and full of knowledge both professionally and personally for a lost soul such as myself. He would tell me about his farm, digging a well, and his cows. Being a city slicker from New York and New Jersey I found it to be very interesting and something to think about as far as being self sufficient. He was a good man, a mentor and I'll miss him dearly. Sincerely,Kenneth Cooley, RN
I worked with Ron at the VA Clinic and he was always there when I needed him. I was so sorry to hear of his passing. My prayers are with his family.
I'm a co-worker of Ron and knew him only for a short time-1 year. I am sadden by your sudden loss and hope in time you can heal. I hope Ron is in a better place with our heavenly lord and my prayers are with his family. Amen.
I'm not really sure what to say, I guess that's bc I can't believe your really gone. I have a lot of great memories of you growing up and I also remember you really bein a pain in the rear when I was young, I know you meant well though. I sure am gonna miss you giving me a hard time about everything I do, I don't think I ever really grew up in your eyes bc you moved away when I was still a kid but none the less I knee I could count on you if I needed anything, rather it be advice or a body guard, I've always loved you uncle Ron and I always will. I just wish I had a chance to tell you in person how much everything you did for me meant and how much I appreciate everything, I love you and I'll miss you.
May Love and Light and Peace shine upon you in this time of grief. And may you know that Ron was a special man who touched many each day where he worked. I will always remember his infectious smile.
My deepest condolences and prayers are sent to the family. May God give you all the strength and courage to go on. Ron, may you be in peace forever.
My deepest condolences and prayers are sent to the Stockman family.Go Rest High On That Mountain
My deepest condolences to the entire Stockman family. I knew Ron as a co-worker and patient at the Austin Outpatient Clinic. His presence will certainly be missed. May God provide comfort during this difficult time.
My deepest sympathies go out to all friends, family and co-workers for the loss of Ron ( our brother here at Austin Outpatient Clinic). He will be missed. But his spirit will always be with us.
My most heartfelt condolences go out to you and your family. You all are in my prayers. May God bless you and comfort you during this very difficult time.
My prayers and deepest condolences go out to the Stockman Family.
My prayers and deepest condolences go out to the Stockman Family. Ron, rest in peace and in the light of our Lord.
My sincere condolences to the family. I got Ron interested in golf a few years ago and made him play with me. He was a great golf partner and a good man and he will be missed
My thoughts and prayers are with Ron and his family during this time of great loss. I will miss his great hugs and the way he could make me laugh and smile when I needed it most. He is truly loved and will never be forgotten. Go with God my friend!
My thoughts and prayers are with Ron's family. Ron will be greatly missed. He was a valuable assest to this VA family.
Ron will be missed by me and many others at the VAOPC in Austin. Ron alway was there when we needed him. He always cared even if you didn't think he did.
Ron will be missed. He was a big part of the VA. Always smiling and has a sense of humor. My prayers go to all the family members.
Ron, I will miss your kind words and friend and coworker.
Ron, will miss your sense of humor and kindness; you were always willing to help a fellow coworker with patients. What a great nurse.And on a personnal note, can't remember how many times you jumpstarted my Miata-you finally told meto buy a charger to carry in my trunk…which I did; honestly, I always think of you when I charge up.You will be missed.
So sorry for your loss. Ron was so much fun, back in the day. It was me, my cousin, Mel and your mom and Ron, always hanging out. Maybe not always. But we always had a fun time when we did. I remember a great time was when he graduated from high school and it was us four crammed into a Volkswagen Beetle, doing donuts in the Civic Center parking lot. Great times.
Sorry for your loss..I know Ron will be missed at home and at the Austin Outpatient Clinic.Eternal rest grant to Ron Dear Lord.And let perpetual light shine upon him.May he rest in peace. Amen
STOCKMAN FAMILY I HOPE YOU MAY FIND COMFORT AND PEACE IN YOUR HEARTS FROM ANGELS ABOVE. THERES SO LITTLE I CAN SAY FOR YOUR LOSS. YOU ARE IN MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS….MAY GOD SURROUND YOU WITH HIS ETERNAL LOVE , YOU ALL HAVE MY HEARTFELT SYMPATHY……GOD BLESS
Stockman family, I'm sorry for your loss. I will be praying that God gives you the peace and comfort you need.
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TO MY GODCHILDREN DEUCE AND MARIE. I AM SO SORRY I CANNOT BE WITH YOU TODAY OR TOMMORROW FOR I HAVE TO WORK. HOWEVER JUST TO LET YOU KNOW THAT MY HEART WILL BE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU BOTH. I WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT I HAVE ALWAYS THOUGHT FONDLY OF YOUR DAD. EVERYTIME I THINK OF SOMETHING THAT HE, YOUR MOM, AUNT PAM AND I DID TOGETHER IT JUST MAKES ME LAUGH BECAUSE HE WAS THAT KIND OF PERSON. I WILL REMEMBER THE GREATEST THING HE DID DO WAS GIVE ALL OF US THE BOTH OF YOU.ALL OF MY LOVE NANNY JACKIE
To the entire Stockton family, I wish to extend my deepest condolences. Please know that your family is in our prayers. Rest in Peace.The Shepherd's
To the family of Mr. Ronald Stockman:I work at the Austin VA Clinic where Mr. Stockman worked.I did not have the pleasure of working with Mr. Stockman but I saw him almost everyday through the hallways of the clinic and he always greeted me with a smile and a hello. He was always pleasant and friendly. I will miss him dearly. I am so sorry for your lose. I am praying for the family that each of you will draw strength from Jesus during this time of grief. Losing a loved one is never easy but Jesus can and will heal the hurt. Please know that you are in my prayers before the Lord!Sincerely,Greta R. RoanP.S. I'm sorry that I am unable to attend the funeral services since I am in the state of Texas. I would have to liked to pay my respects to Mr. Stockman.
To the family of Ron, he was a friend of mine. I will truly miss Ron. I was able to speak freely and not hold back when talking to him. I want to thank Ron for all of the conversations that we had to take to the parking lot so I could vent. I ask that God give you peace in this time of loss and I will keep you entire family in my prayers. May God continue to bless and keep the family.
To the Family of Ronald Edward Stockman. My thoughts and prayers are with you thru this time of deep loss. I remember Ronald Edward as a child with such a bright, full smile on his face. Even tho it was so long ago I last saw him, he was still family and will be missed by many.
To The Family of RonMay God Bless you and keep each and eveyone of you in his divine realm. I must say that I enjoyed working with Ron the past 10 years here at the Austin VA Clinic. We enjoyed some good times. We will miss him.
To the Stockman Family, May God Bless and keep you as only He can during this sad time. My prayers are with you.
To the Stockman Family,Shalom to you and your loved ones during the living of these days.Ron was a true friend, dependable and caring. He will be missed. – In our end is our beginning; in our time, infinity; in our doubt there is believing; in our life, eternity. In our death, a resurrection; at the last, a victory, unrevealed until its season, somethng God alone can see. – Hymn of Promise N. Sleeth, 1986.
We are so sorry you choose this way out-But may the Lord Bless Your Soul and let you rest in Peace.To our Grand Children,Niece and Nephew Deuce and Marie We are sorry for the lost of your Father-We Love your two so much.GPaw JackGMaw RoseBrother in Law KennethNiece Gloria RoseSistor in Law PamelaAunt Gloria
We met Ron working at the VA clinic not to long after moving to Texas. He and my wife worked together and became friends that is how I met him. We spent time with Ron and deeply valued his friendship. It is a great loss to everyone and we just wanted you to know Ron touched our lives and he will be fondly remembered. We regret your loss and are so sorry. I just don't know what else to say. He will be missed.
Well at this time my words may mean so little. You held many roles: Veteran, RN, mentor, supervisor and friend. Most of all, you were my quailty management partner. You will be missed. I guess I will have to take a rain check on that lunch you owe me. (smile) To the family, I express my deepest sympathy. your co-worker, LVN
When a patient needed assistance from their vehicles with lifting or a wheelchair, Ron was always available. I enjoyed his jokes. He'd say, you need to relax, Mildred. I pray God's continued comforting of all the family.Mildred
When I came to Austin VA Ron Was my team leader, he believed in doing things by the book and I appreciated it so much, Ron was a loving and kind person once you broke that shell that he tried so hard to keep you from, he participated in helping me feed the homeless every other month, he was prompted because of his aunt in law that preceded him in death was an outreach person, Ron will be greatly missed may God bless and keep each of you.