Debi Hapner
Miss you so much bubby! You were a great big brother! See you again one day but until then we will honor your memory and hold you in our hearts! Love you so much!
Debi and Darlene
Birth date: Oct 28, 1945 Death date: Dec 2, 2018
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Ronald Wayne Thompson 73, of Kingsport, passed away December 2, 2018, at Holston Valley Medical Center after a brief illness.He was born in Norfolk, VA to the late Bernard “Bob” and Stella Rhodes Thompson.Ron served in the U. S. Navy during the Vietnam War and participated in the early years of the NASA program.He was a Journeyman Pressman having worked in Charlotte, Memphis and Kingsport. Ron was a member of the #745 Bethel Grove Blue Masonic Lodge, a 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason and the Al Chymia Shrine Temple of Memphis.Ron enjoyed music, playing guitar and family celebrations. He loved spending time with his grandchildren and friends.Other than his parents, he was preceded in death by one brother, two half sisters and one half brother.Surviving are his sons, Michael Thompson and Don Dunn (Amy); daughters, Kathy Lane (Herbert) and Alice Anthony; eight grandchildren; four great grandchildren; sisters, Darlene Edwards (Jessee) and Debi Hapner; companion, Dorothy Walters; Michael’s mother, Mary Thompson and two nephews.A Celebration of Life Gathering will be held in the spring.The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the physicians and nurses of HVHMC.The care of Ronald Thompson and his family has been entrusted to Oak Hill Funeral and Cremation Services.Read Obituary
Miss you so much bubby! You were a great big brother! See you again one day but until then we will honor your memory and hold you in our hearts! Love you so much!
Debi and Darlene
We love and miss you more than you will ever know! Fly high Bubby!
Debi and Darlene
I helped take care of Mr. Thompson. He was a sweet man. He will be missed and I’m so fortunate to have been able to meet him for the short time I did. His family is in my prayers.
Lit a candle in memory of Ronald Wayne Thompson
Ronnie was my mother's half-brother and she loved him dearly. So did I. He had a heart of gold and plenty of smiles and hugs to share. He will be greatly missed when the family gathers for our yearly reunions. I won't ever forget that he had my back at a time of need and I will be forever grateful. May he rest in peace with Jesus, his parents, his siblings, and all the ones who have gone before us. May the loved ones left behind find comfort in the fact that Uncle Ronnie is in his Heavenly home and that we will see him again.
Catherine Shortt