Ron Cardwell

[IonEyes]

From the San Luis Obispo Telegram-Tribune:
Ronald Cardwell, 53, of Oceano died Wednesday, May 27, 2009. Arrangements are under the direction of Lady Family Mortuary and Crematory in Arroyo Grande.

He was always upbeat and energetic.  I only met him a couple years ago, but he was a joy to know.  He had been working as a permanent employee at Diablo Canyon.   I last saw him two months ago.  He seemed well.  I'm sorry I don't have anymore details. 

[Brett LaVigne]

Ron was one of the friendliest guys you could ever know. Always smiling and always a kind word. This is such a shame, the world could use more like Ron.

[retired nuke]

My condolences to the family.
I didn't know Ron, but he made someone I know happy, and that's worth a lot.

R - you're in my prayers...

[Meliss...]

Ron's sunny disposition, great sense of humor, contagious smile and laughter will be sorely missed.  His wife and family are in my prayers.

Those wishing to send cards or letters of condolence send to:

Renee Case c/o Stacy Knapp
2705 E Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 52405

In lieu of flowers, the family has requested donations be made to the University of Oregon in Ron's name.


If you would like the opportunity to give gifts in memory of Ronald to the University of Oregon:

 

Checks should be made out to University of Oregon Foundation and can be mailed to

University of Oregon Foundation

360 E. 19th Avenue, Suite 202

Eugene, OR  97401-3273

 

Or gifts can be made on line in his memory by going to:

https://supportuo.uofoundation.org/

 

Please use the additional comments box to indicate that the gift is in memory of Ronald Cardwell.

 

If you have any further questions, please feel free to Kathy Holston, below.  Thank you.

 

Kathy Holston
Executive Assistant
Donor Relations
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
541.346.0409
kholston@uoregon.edu

 

[btkeele]

I've put off posting here due mostly to the shock of his passing, I considered
Ron a very good friend and only wish I could have done something....I will
surely miss his humor and little quips that always brightened my day...
Words cannot express my sorrow for Renee and Ron's sons...They say time
heals all wounds and I hope it is so.  I still get choked up just thinking
about him months later. 
I hope you have found peace...