Ronald Eugene Stone

Ronald Eugene Stone of Goodyear, Arizona, passed away on the 23rd of November, 2020, of COVID-19. He was born on the 21st of August, 1939 to Dwane and Norien Stone in Flint, Michigan. He met his husband, Steven Floyd York, Jr. in Flint, and the two decided to move to Arizona in 1984.

Ronald, affectionately called Ron by Steven, was a dedicated father, entrepreneur, and husband. He loved his children, two boys and two girls, and spent many happy years and moments with them, always there to offer his love and support in any situation.  His entrepreneurship lead him to owning his own hair salon, where Ron would work as a hairdresser for over forty years. He loved his customers, and they adored him and the work he did. He was incredibly talented in his craft, and they were tremendously loyal to him, not trusting anybody but Ron to style or cut with such precision and care. Ron loved his husband Steven; when they finally had the opportunity, they visited California to get married, on Thanksgiving Day no less. They were married for forty five years, with their marriage lasting for the duration of Ronald’s long, happy life.

Ron was a beacon of light to his family and his friends, a smiling face and a warm heart. His kindness affected everyone he met, be it family, long-time friends, customers in for a trim, or strangers just passing by. He will be remembered for his devotion, his gentle spirit, and the joy he brought with him wherever he went.

Ronald is survived by his children, Terri Wylie, Lori Stone, Randy Stone, and Mark Stone; his sister, Connie Souders; his grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great, great-grandchildren; and his husband, Steven.

2 Comments on “Ronald Eugene Stone

  1. Thanks for all the love and support you gave to us kids.

    We will all miss you.

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