
Ronald Carlisle
March 18, 1982 - March 07, 2013
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Ronald Ray Carlisle, 30, passed away March 7, 2013. He is survived by his wife, Kimberly M. Carlisle; children, Lucas R., Kristen M. Carlisle and Domanick J. Wood; mother, Vickie Marlene Carlisle and many aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Neil and Maxine Carlisle. Visitation will be held Tuesday, March 12 from 4 pm - 6 pm in Stevens Mortuary, 5520 W. 10th St., Indpls with a funeral service at 6 pm.
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Tricia Matly
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My dearest Vicki, loving mother and a best friend to her beautiful son Ronnie. Although, I only stayed in your home for a short time, when Ronnie was around Three or four, there was no doubt, you two we're so bonded. You never left his side, and he tagged behind you every day. You guys were never apart. Your we a loving, kind and very attentive mother. I often wished, as I watched you gaze upon him with such pride and joy, how I wished I could have had the kind of love from my mother. You two had a bond and it shall never be broken. Jesus comes like a thief in the middle of the night. Know that, although he was stolen from you too soon, that your parents are waiting on him in heaven , and he will be so at peace to be with them and in a place of peace and comfort. I still hear the words of the song from the Judd's we use to sing over and over, "Mama he's crazy" and now at this time, as i I think of your dad waiting for his precious boy Ronnie to see him, I think of another Judd's favorite of ours, Grandpa, " Grandpa Tell me 'bout the good old days. Sometimes it feels like This world's gone crazy. Grandpa, take me back to yesterday, Where the line between right and wrong Didn't seem so hazy. Did lovers really fall in love to stay Stand beside each other come what may was a promise really something people kept, Not just something they would say Did families really bow their heads to pray Did daddies really never go away Whoa oh Grandpa, Tell me 'bout the good old days. Grandpa Everything is changing fast. We call it progress, But I just don't know. And Grandpa, let's wonder back into the past, And paint me a picture of long ago. Did lovers really fall in love to stay Stand beside each other come what may Was a promise really something people kept, Not just something they would say and then forget Did families really bow their heads to pray Did daddies really never go away Whoa oh Grandpa, Tell me 'bout the good old days. Whoa oh Grandpa, Tell me 'bout the good ole days. I love you Vicki, and you mean more too me, than my words can say. Forever your friend Tricia ( Terry your brothers new found girl friend, lol) Xoxo
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Terry Wayne Carlisle
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I love my sister Vicki so much. Ronnie was a huge part of all of my siblings lives. May God take his hand, and lead him to be with his presicous grandparents who proceeded him in death, and are waiting for him to join them, with their arms wide open. God bless you Vicki, and give you the strength you need. Love,your brother for ever Terry!
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Uncle Tony
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You don't know me right now buddy but someday we'll all meet. Rest easy nephew...
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Anthony Baker
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From someone you did not know but who cares deeply. Rest easy until we someday meet...
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Tony Baker
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Those we love remain with us for love itself lives on, and cherished memories never fade because a loved one's gone. Those we love can never be more that a thought apart. For as long there is a memory, they'll live on in our hearts.
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Amy Guerrettaz
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I am Domanick's teacher. I just wanted to send condolences to the family. I am so sorry for your loss. May God's love hold you close during the especially difficult time. We miss you Domanick and we are thinking of you. Your 6th grade classmates