Death date: Aug 22, 2017
Ronald Genotti, age 74 of Canadian Lakes, passed away Tuesday, August 22, 2017 at his home with family by his side. A memorial mass will be held Thursday, August 31, 2017, at 11:00 AM, at St. Michael Catholic Church in Remus, with Read Obituary
April Valenzuela Mason pledged to donate to Hospice of MichiganRonnie,
I am so sorry for your loss. Hugs,
April
Maria Andersson posted a condolenceRest in Peace sweet Ron With Love Maria Tom och our grandma Doris
Allen Lidar lit a candleIn honor of my coworkers dad... love and prayers.
Rebecca Cullen pledged to donate to St. Michael's SchoolI loving memory of Ronald Genotti of Canadian Lakes, MI.
Linda Genotti posted a condolenceWe are truly sorry about your loss. Ron was a great husband, father and grandpa and he will be truly missed and will always be remembered. Love,
Sonja & Arne, Eva-Marie & Emilio, Jan & Pia, Janina & Magnus, Ella, Algot and Emmy
Linda Genotti posted a condolenceRon was so kind and thoughtful, a person very easy to like. We will cherish the memories we have of him from all the time that the two of you spent in Sweden, during Christmases, birthday parties, Michael & Linda's wedding and much more.
Judy, we are so sorry for the difficult time Ron and you have been through for the last couple of years. May you find strength and comfort. Our love and thoughts are with you.
Warm hugs from
Ingeborg & Lennart Hedberg, Doris, Maj-Britt, The Cyrulewski Family, Maria & Tom and Ingmari & Freddie
Denny and Lisa McClure posted a condolenceJudy, Ronnie and Mike.
You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Ron was a fantastic man and I have a ton of great memories being around him through the years. I remember fondly those hot summer days laying sod when my Dad had his landscaping business back in the '70's. Nobody, and I mean nobody, could handle a landscape rake like Ron. He was meticulous in getting the grade just right. Getting on one knee to survey the land and instructing us just where he wanted the next shovel of dirt because he noticed a low spot. I loved talking to him because he truly cared what you had to say and made you feel important. He was a family first man even down to his cousins. It was through conversations with him that I found my way to loving to fish. The minute we heard the news, me and my brothers were sharing our memories and all of them had a very familiar tone to them. He made an impact on us and for that I'm thankful.
I read a quote recently: "At the end of the day people won't remember what you said or did, they will remember how you made them feel". I will remember Ron fondly.
Dave Dickmeyer posted a condolenceI am so sorry to hear of Ron's passing. I had the pleasure of working with Ron for many years at GM Design. He was one of the good guys, very talented with always a kind word and a reassuring smile. We sometimes shared lunchtime walks around the lake and chatted. You never saw him without a bottle of water! Although since we both have retired we have not kept in touch, (I moved to Indiana) I will always remember Ron. My heart goes out to all his family. I'm so sorry for your loss!
Dave Dickmeyer
Ralph DeWitt posted a condolenceJudy, my deepest sympathy to you and your family with the loss of Ronnie. May
you gain strength from the love of friends as we remember and celebrate his life.
I was the young guy back in the day when we bowled together in the GM league
and will never forgot the great memories we shared together both on the lanes, softball,
golf and at work. I hope you can find comfort from my prayers during this time.
Jim & Denise Webb pledged to donate to St. Michael's SchoolHe fought a great battle & gave it all he had. He will be missed by many. Prays to the family.
