Ronald Bruce Hunt

Norma and Family:

It is with great regret that we learned of Ron's passing. Having worked with him and Adam in Church service and living in the same stake together, Kathryn and I have grown to appreciate his fine qualities and friendly demeanor.

May Heavenly Father bless you all with sweet and heart-warming memories of Ron and buoy you up during those difficult hours when you most feel the temporary separation.

Our love and sincere regards,

Rich and Kathryn Nielson

I grew up with Ron in Ukiah California, we both lived on Standley Street. Not only were we good friends, but we shared a lot of mutual friends. It was a wonderful time and place. We went to the movies and basketball games together. I remmember working around his yard and helping him with some of his chores. Every once in a while his father would make a deal with us to wash his Buick Convertable, (might of been a 1953 ?). It was maroon and beautiful. Afterwards he'd let Ron and I take...

Dear Norma, We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Ron was a very upbeat person and will be missed. We pray for you and your family at this time and know that so many people love and care for you.

Dear Norma & Family;
We were sorry to hear of Ron's passing. We are out of the country at this time but Jamie , my niece let us know. We wish we could have been with you. Will talk with you when we get back.

with love and concern.

Norma and family,
My heart broke when I heard the news. Even after moving from the neighborhood, Ron would always make an effort to come and say hi everytime we were visiting. I having so many good memories growing up with Sarrah and getting to spend time around all of you while Norma and Ron chased after us! I miss you all! Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers!

I found this poem and thought of all of you.
*God saw you were getting tired and a cure was not to...

I knew Ron in Ukiah during my school years. We grew up on the same street. We shared an apartment in SLC in 1971. He has cheated death many times as his health problems would have filled a Doctor's Book. He would just laughed them off. He was a genuine worrier in word and deed. My mother discribed him as a truly Angelic and Elect Spirit. I as well as the rest of the Clark family will miss him but count our selves fortunate to have known him as a friend and brother. Joe Clark

Dear Sister Hunt: I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. The thing I remember most about Brother Hunt is that he was always upbeat and had a lovely deep, booming voice. He was also a good friend to my dad, Hank, and I appreciate that. My condolences and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

My heart was broken at the loss of Ron. His door-greeting persona at the Eddie P. Mayne Kearns Senior Center was always filled with joy, humor and kindness. He was kind, and caring to everyone. I will miss him dearly!

Dear Norma and family:
This old world will really miss Ron. But I know that Heavenly Father has great work for him to do now. We've lost a great and compassionate friend. May you be comforted and know how many people love you and are praying for you.


Kathy and Hank