Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
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BirthMar 13, 1936, Ansonia, Darke County, Ohio [58328]
BurialDayton National Cemetery, 4400 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio [58328]
FlagsNational Guard, US Air Force, US Army, Vietnam
FatherClarence H. LOXLEY (1915-1986)
MotherGeorgia Catherine SHIELDS (1917-2003)
Obituary Online notes for Ronald Clarence (Spouse 1)
Ronald Clarence Loxley Sr. was born March 13, 1936, in Ansonia, Ohio, to Clarence and Georgia Loxley. Sr. At age 84, he passed away on Tuesday, August 18, 2020, in of Kettering, Ohio.
Ronald served in the National Guard from June 1954-Aug 1962. He was in the Air National Guard from 1954-1956, the Army National Guard from 1956-1959, and the Air National Guard again from 1959-1962. He served in the United States Air Force, after being called to active duty, where he served in the 162nd Tactical Fighter Squadron and was honorably discharged.
He also enjoyed being the owner of several businesses in the Dayton area, as well as in Florida. Dayton Color Graphics / Loxley Color Separation for 35 years, as well as Sportsman's Den, and King Jewelers (Florida).
Ronald was a very hard working and honest man, who was very giving to those in need. Like most parents and grandparents, he often worked 65 plus hours a week to provide for his family. Although time spent with family often seemed never enough, we now understand as we have got older, that it was done to provide for the family he loved. His laughter, quick wit, and stories of his life, and life growing up working on the family farm will be missed. Now you can rest. R.I.P Pop!
He was preceded in death by his son, Brian Loxley; parents, Clarence and Georgia Loxley; brothers, Tom Loxley and Larry Loxley.
Ronald is survived by his children, Ron (Lisa) Loxley II, Debbie (Terry) Tarter-Lewis, Kim (Israel) Almanzar Cerda, Greg Loxley; his sister, Sharron Bishop; grandchildren, Adam (Jamie) Martin, Zachary (Adrianna) Doepel, Sage (Gavin) Littleboy, Linsay (Christopher) Yauger, Ashley (Joe) Loxley, Brittany (Austin) Loxley; great-grandchildren, Ezra, Oliver, Evelyn, Dalton, Brodi, Ember, Demetrius, Chase; numerous nieces and nephews. [58328]
Ronald served in the National Guard from June 1954-Aug 1962. He was in the Air National Guard from 1954-1956, the Army National Guard from 1956-1959, and the Air National Guard again from 1959-1962. He served in the United States Air Force, after being called to active duty, where he served in the 162nd Tactical Fighter Squadron and was honorably discharged.
He also enjoyed being the owner of several businesses in the Dayton area, as well as in Florida. Dayton Color Graphics / Loxley Color Separation for 35 years, as well as Sportsman's Den, and King Jewelers (Florida).
Ronald was a very hard working and honest man, who was very giving to those in need. Like most parents and grandparents, he often worked 65 plus hours a week to provide for his family. Although time spent with family often seemed never enough, we now understand as we have got older, that it was done to provide for the family he loved. His laughter, quick wit, and stories of his life, and life growing up working on the family farm will be missed. Now you can rest. R.I.P Pop!
He was preceded in death by his son, Brian Loxley; parents, Clarence and Georgia Loxley; brothers, Tom Loxley and Larry Loxley.
Ronald is survived by his children, Ron (Lisa) Loxley II, Debbie (Terry) Tarter-Lewis, Kim (Israel) Almanzar Cerda, Greg Loxley; his sister, Sharron Bishop; grandchildren, Adam (Jamie) Martin, Zachary (Adrianna) Doepel, Sage (Gavin) Littleboy, Linsay (Christopher) Yauger, Ashley (Joe) Loxley, Brittany (Austin) Loxley; great-grandchildren, Ezra, Oliver, Evelyn, Dalton, Brodi, Ember, Demetrius, Chase; numerous nieces and nephews. [58328]