Death date: Jun 2, 2013
Ronald A. Zeitlow, 73, died June 2, 2013 at Parkview Hospital - Randallia. Born in McPherson, KS, he was the son of the late Milton and Margaret Zeitlow. He was an active member of the New Haven United Methodist Church. He was a p Read Obituary
I simply loved this man. My friend for life and forever. He will live on for eternity in my memory and with our Lord and all should be rejoicing forever having the honor and great privilege of knowing him. I have never met or known a better man. I pray I meet him again.
I give my most sincere condolences to Lois and every family member who reflect Ron's highest standard of how to live life with great compassion and love. His impact on my life is endless.
My late husband, Don, knew Ron through the Ft. Wayne ASME in the 1970's and 1980's. I always looked forward to visiting with Ron and Lois at this meetings and at several regional ASME meetings. My sympathies to Lois and family.
I NEVER felt anything from Ron except happiness and love. That is something I can not say about anyone else I can think of. He was a pure! joy! to work with and we knew it at the time. I just hope we expressed our loving feelings for him as he did for us. A study in brains and patience. He will be missed but I see he left a very healthy legacy and did his jobs well. His son Roy was an exemplary employee for me and Ron shined in him. He had more jobs than the average, God & this world got a lot form Ron. Our condolences to Ron's family and friends. He is now at peace.
Dear Lois.
So sorry to hear of Ron's passing. Praying that the Holy Spirit will give you comfort and peace of mind as only He can. Love Everett and Ann Johnson
I regret that I did not know about Ron's passing until too late to be with you in person. I worked with Ron for many years at Navistar. He was a tremendous worker and, relative to my job, provided much assistance to support the truck noise audit process in our plants. As you know he was a wonderful human Being and an inspiring, hard-working, dedicated individual in spite of health challenges.
My heart goes out to each of you; and he, family, and all who knew him will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.
Peace, Kim Miller
I regret that I did not learn of Ron's passing sooner but I am sure that Lois and the family were surrounded by love in their time of need. I was glad to know Ron and I truly will miss him. I especially enjoyed his reminiscences of his college days and the events leading to his arrival and employment at International. It meant a lot to me that we continued to visit by phone after leaving International. I am thankful that I was able to know Ron as a colleague and a friend. My condolences to the family.
