In Celebration of

Ronald Kondur

November 2, 1951 - May 4, 2021

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Ronald (Ronnie) Kondur on May 4th, 2021 in his 70th year, due to complications from Covid 19. Ronnie was the beloved son of the late John and Kay Kondur.

Ronnie is survived by his brother John, sister Joan and brother-in-law Gord, and is now re-united with his much loved sister-in-law Emily. Dear uncle to Rob and great uncle to Jessica.

Ronnie excelled in all sports with a particular passion for baseball and racquetball. He loved all animals, especially his rescue cats.

Ronnie faced many challenges in life but never lost his great sense of humour.

Rest in Peace Dear Brother.

Cremation has taken place. A Private family service will take place when Covid conditions allow.

Guestbook

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Glen Crawford (old friend)

Entered May 12, 2021 from Woodville

See you on the other side old friend.

Marilyn balash/popert (Very long ago very close friend/girlfriend)

Entered May 12, 2021 from Cobourg

Dearest Ron. You were the world to me along with your mom and sister Joan. You were my first love and have always had a spot in my heart to this day! I tried for years to try and contact him but unfortunately with no luck. I still have the first flower you gave me taped in my photo album of us. My deepest condolences to Joan and john . Someday I will see you again . Rest in peace Ron. Marilyn xo

Jerry Szczur (Friend)

Entered May 13, 2021 from Newmarket

I will never forget the good times we had in our youth. Good friend in the old days.
Sad to hear the news.

Carl and Naomi (Friends)

Entered May 14, 2021

Peace be with you, Ronnie.

Denise Indovina (Friend)

Entered May 14, 2021 from Charleston, SC

JK, Rob and Joan,

So many wonderful memories of Ronnie. I still have, and will now cherish even more, the red gloves I received as a gift one Christmas Eve. Ronnie loved to tease about those gloves. Miss you all and hope to be able to see you all soon. Deepest condolences.

Denise

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