Ronnie Lee Sexton
October 15, 1957 ~ October 28, 2007
Resided in:
Hendersonville, NC
Asheville Butterfly Trail
Ronnie Lee Sexton, 50, of Hendersonville, NC, passed away on Sunday, October 28 at the Solace Center in Asheville, NC after a brief illness.
Ronnie is survived by his father Paul L. Sexton of Fletcher and the late Dorothy Honeycutt Sexton, sister, Linda Cole and her husband Charles of Fletcher; niece, Charlotte Cole Panko and her husband John of Denver, CO, and nephew, Garrick Cole and his wife Jeanine of Chester, NJ; and two great-nieces, Morgan and Sarah Panko of Denver.
Funeral services will be in the chapel of Groce Funeral Home on Patton Avenue at 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday with the Rev. Charles Phillips officiating. Music will be provided by Lamar Levi. Burial will be at Newfound Baptist Church Cemetery immediately following the service. Pallbearers will be Tim Sexton, Tracy Sexton, Kevin Pafford, David Honeycutt, John Honeycutt and Mark Honeycutt.
The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the funeral home.
The family would like to thank all of their friends for the support and prayers they have given during this difficult time.
Although we only had a short oppurtunity to meet Ronnie, he seemed like such a wonderful and caring man. It is always so sad when we loose someone close and we offer our prayers and condolences to you and your family. God Bless
So sorry to hear of your loss. I will always remember Ronnie’s Big smile. He was a warm and kind person, with a wonderful sense of humor.
I was very saddened to hear about Ronnie. I went all through school with Ronnie and was in scouts with him for several years. I’ll never forget some of the camping trips we went on in scouts and the good times we had in high school. We often went on rides in that Buick that he had, very fast by the way, and I know he will be missed by many people. Even though I hadn’t seen him in many years he was still a good friend from the past and I am thankful to have had him as a friend
THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES.
To the Sexton family and friends
My thoughts, prayers, and heartfelt sympathy go out to your family during this most difficult time. It was a great pleasure knowing and working with Ronnie at Rockwell. Linda please let us know if you need anything.
Sincerely,
Kimberly Albertson
Linda, Scott, Terri, and I are saddened by Ronnie’s passing. We know that God will give comfort to Paul and Linda Faye at this most difficult time. Keep looking to God for your faith and believe Ronnie is in a better place. He does not suffer any more for he is at peace.
We love you all very much. Linda is not able to make this trip but she has never stopped and will continue to pray for you now and for always.
To The Sexton Family:
May God bless and give you strength during this difficult time as only God can give this power. I had not talked to Ronnie in about 8 years. I knew Ronnie for many years, we shared some good times together, all the way back to elementary school as well as when we were engaged. I know he loved his family because that was all he talked about. Always cherish the many special memories because I know there was so many, I was part of a few of them. The Bible tells us we are never promised a tomorrow but we can have eternal life with Him, we are only a vapor passing through. May you find comfort in God’s love and I hope you will seek God to help you every day because He will if you let Him. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love in Christ, Teressa Tipton Warren