Birth date: Sep 2, 1951 Death date: Sep 2, 2013
Ronald A. Harber, 62, of Fort Wayne died unexpectedly, Monday, September 2, 2013 at Parkview Regional Medical Center, Fort Wayne. Born in Fort Wayne, he was the son of the late Robert and Agnes Harber. A graduate of Central Cathol Read Obituary
Renae, so sorry to hear of this. My thoughts and Prayers are with you and your family. May God hold you all in His arms to let you know He is there for you.
My heart goes out to all. Prayers from our family to you.
To the Harber Family:
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this sorrow time.
I will always remember Uncle Rick and Uncle Ron holding a salmon that had eggs coming out of it waking me up on a Saturday morning and me sitting with just a sheet and my dad, Uncle Rick, and Uncle Ron laughing so hard at me.I use to always try to play euchre and try to get his turn by him but he was always to quick for me. I'll miss that jolly laugh and him in the family room watching games especially His Cubby's. We will miss him something fierce and it will be rough at first but then it does get easier and the good times take over the sadness!!!! Remember him with a smile and not a frown or tears for he is in heaven with my Dad and making sure we are safe and Grandma too!!!
Uncle Ron you will always be remembered... you taught me so much about the game of baseball and I always got excited to play ball when I knew you were coming to one of my games, I always wanted to impress you because I knew that you were one heck of a coach and saw a lot of talent through you're years. You raised such a wonderful family, you're kids and grandkids all have great morals instilled in them because of you and Aunt Mona. I will always see a piece of you in each and every one of them. I know so many of us kids looked up to you growing up. And I will always remember the day you came over to my parents house and taught me how to play fantasy basketball. You got me so interested in it, and that's what you do best... you teach those you love and keep them interested in whatever it is they did. I also remember Ryan teaching me pitching motions when I wanted to be a pitcher just like he was. You were out there over looking us and I am ever so grateful for that memory. Stay strong Harber family, I know we all lost a great (well rounded) man in Ron. He instilled great values into our lives, now lets carry them out and continue his legacy he left behind. I love you all, I'm here for you and thank all of you for always being there for me. I love you Uncle Ron, thanks for being such a good role model, I always have and always will look up to you and the way you carried yourself.
Love,
Brian
Ryan and all of the Harber Family - My thoughts and prayers and your family. May God comfort you and your family during this difficult time.
God Bless,
Greg Moore
Ryan and all the Harber Family - My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May God comfort you and your family during this difficult time.
God Bless,
Greg Moore
will remember him fondley
Mona and kids,
I was surprised and saddened to hear the message from Mike W. when I returned home from vacation today. I have many happy memories of Ron and the guys through high school and beyond. The friendship they shared is unusual. And the antics they pulled still make me smile. As you grieve, know that I am remembering our shared good times and honoring Ron.
Linda Furman
Ramona and Family:
My heart breaks for you. Losing a family member, a loved one and a lifetime best friend leaves such a void. I honestly do not know how to comfort with words, other than to say that I am praying for you.
You all were blessed with Ron's life. I only got a glimpse of his character and God-like qualities. He was such an incredible neighbor--helping with yard things (mowing our grass, or shoveling our driveway).
I am glad that I had the privilege of being impacted by such an amazing man.
My condolences go out to you, your family and your grandkids. Ron left a legacy for your family. Love to you all.
Micah
