Jones, Ronny M.
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Ronny Mack Jones, 60, of Venus, Texas passed away on January 21, 2019 at his home. Ronny was born on March 13, 1958, in Borger, Texas to Horace & Kay Jones. He was part of the graduating class of 1976 from Nimitz High School in Irving. He married Diana Jones on May 25, 2002 and were together until her passing. Professionally he was known for his proficiency with pool maintenance, but his first love was automobiles and motorcycles; he could make anything with an engine run. He was active in the North Texas motorcycle community. A mainstay for the “Big Texas Toy Run”, he was also head of security of the local Abate organization for some events and serving one term as coordinator. Ronny is survived by his daughter; Sandi Hastings and her husband Jason of Euless Tx, two grandchildren; Denis Pitt and his wife Kathya of Dallas TX, and Donovan Pitt of Round Rock TX, three great-grandchildren; Kadenn and Adelene Pitt, and Aliyah Montano; father, Horace Jones of Irving TX, siblings; Terri Bennett and her husband Harold of Grand Prairie TX, and Billy “Randy” Jones and his wife Anna of Modesto, California, many cousins, nephews and nieces. Not to mention the abundance of friends that he considered family. He is preceded in death by his loving wife, Diana Jones; and mother, Kay Jones. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, February 2, 2019, from 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm at the Aria Irving Chapel. A reception will be immediately after the service at the Irving Elks Lodge from 5:00 pm-7:00 pm
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I have so many memories of you while I was growing up with Sandi. You and your larger than life white German Shepherd, Cruiser. I’ll never forget you making us laugh when you would poke your head in Sandi’s room and make silly faces at us. When you would yell at us to keep it down in the middle of the night because we were loud, annoying girls. You will be very missed, but I’m glad you are reunited with your wife and Mom again. Now you are healthy and at peace.
I miss you daddy but I know you are not hurting anymore. I love you more than words can express. Give momma and Diana hugs and have a beer with them for me. Will see you again one day.
Even though I haven’t seen very much his is still like a brother to me always extending a helping hand. I was constantly over his house working on motorcycles or his 67 camaro or my 69 mustang. He loved his daughter very much and I know he loved his parents so much. We did everything together for 5 yrs constantly and there’s nothing he wouldn’t do for anyone. Such an awesome person and was a family name in my household. Till we meet again old friend.
Ronny will be missed by so many. I can just see him sitting up there laughing at all of us.
Although we lost touch I remember many great times from back in the day. Those nights riding all over Irving on our motorcycles. RIP old friend
My prayers are with Sandi and Horace and the rest of the family. Losing a loved one is the most difficult thing I’ve ever dealt with. The only piece I have in this loss is that I know Kay has her baby with her now. I miss Kay terribly and I know they are taliking about everyone here. I’m sure Horace is really getting it right now. Positive thoughts for everyone in the tough days ahead.
I will miss you.. Left without a warning.. Thanks for looking out for your way word daughter… ♡ R.I.P. Gone but not forgotten..♡
I was in high school with Ronny. He was a close friend to my brother Joe all of his life. I know He and Joe are in heaven smiling down at us.
Prayers for all family and friends.i remember what a goo friend Ronny was. Lots of beers, motorcycles, and fun we had over the years. Always willing to lend a hand. I imagine you riding wheelies up in heaven. You’ll surely be missed down here. R.I.P. Brother.
Teri, Papa Jones and family….please accept our sincere condolences and prayers.
My boy Ronny you were my neighbor/ friend we always had some good laughs most at my expense but you where good company and you will be missed.