Ronald Wess

Ronald Wess

January 27, 1993 - July 18, 2017

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Ronald Denzell Wess was born January 27, 1993 to the parents of Ronald and Gayle Wess. He professed his love for Christ at an early age and attended Lakeview Christian Church. Ronald graduated from Ben Davis High School in the year 2011, and later went on to attend Vincennes University. At VU, Ronald was an active member in BMI (Black Male Initiative) where he was granted the Outstanding Leadership award and also found his love for the open mic and gave everyone a peek of the depth and soul he expressed in his poetry.  Ron's leadership and desire to help others motivated him to obtain his CNA license in the year 2014.
 Ronald will always be remembered for his kindness and willingness to give to others. His forgiving soul and unmatched heart allowed him to see no evil, but only the good in everyone. He loved unconditionally, with hugs that took your breath away and a smile that could light up a room. As we celebrate his life today, remember those times.
Ronald is preceded in death by his maternal grandmother, Elizabeth Comer and his paternal grandfather, Ronald Wess. He is survived by his parents; sisters, Vanessa Alvarez, Sierra Wess and Alexis Jones; maternal grandfather, Arthur L. Comer and paternal grandmother Re Doris Wess. 

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Gaylie Renee (Auntie Beedee)
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My Dearest Ron (Nuke), it has been my greatest pleasure to be your aunt, your Auntie Beedee. The Most High gave you to me in 1992 wrapped in the biggest smile and the brightest eyes. And again in 2006. You were my/our miracle. You have been my joy, my heart, my breath. I cannot breathe when I think about going on with life without you. Your absence leaves a big void in my life. The fact that you are in The Most High's rest is the only thing that consoles me...a little. Until we meet on the other side, until our paths cross once more, until I can again kiss your cheeks, until your presence fills my heart with joy...rest in power. Rest my Dear Nuke. Auntie Beedee loves you.
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LaKeisha Jordan
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Sorry for you loss! I worked with Ronald at Geodis and he was always the happiest kind spirited person I've ever met ! Praying for the family.
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MARLA JONES
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Ronald... Little Ron is what you'll always be to me...I have been fond of you ever since you were young. Such a strong young man who overcame so many of life's obstacles. Every time I saw you, you embraced Brelynde and I with genuine love and sincerity. And although I am saddened that you are gone, I am overjoyed and honored to have personally known one of the coolest, down to earth people in the world. And even more proud to call you my family member. We Love You Cousin! Rest Peacefully, Marla and Brelynde
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April Glascoe
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My heart goes out to your family. I pray God give you the strength that you need to get through the loss of your love one. Ronald is in a special place and has gained his wings. God has another Angel. I pray for peace and love for your family. Ronald was a very special, kind hearted, full of joy and laughs and always brighten up your day even on bad days he will turn it around and make it all better. He was truly loved at Geodis.He always had a smile on his face and rarely can catch him in a bad mood. Ronald was a wonderful person to work with and he will truly be missed. May God bless each and everyone of you and continue to stay strong and keep your head up. My prayers will continue to be with your family.
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Rickey Banks
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Beautiful tribute to Ron. No words can express how it would feel to lose a Child. I pray that God will give you strength as you give him back his Beautiful Angel. My Prayers are with you all.
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Michael cotton
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Ron we will miss you young man of God you shown me how to continue to show love to those that mean me no good.Ron you walk in love I will never be the same.Thank you nephew for keeping the faith.Well done !!!Ron I know you already hear this from Jesus.

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