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Ronald Paul Cook

January 14, 2017/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Shannon Hagler
Born: 1964
Died: 2017
My Tribute: My brother, Ronnie, was the most loving, family oriented person one could ever meet. He had a brilliant sense of humor and loved to make us laugh. He was a highly intelligent and talented musician, artist, and business owner who thrived on creating and expressing himself through the arts. He adored the ocean and nature–living the simple life . He was a wonderful brother who was there for me many times throughout my life and made my life better in a multitude of ways. He was lost far too soon and we will miss and love him for the rest of our lives.

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