Birth date: Dec 16, 1946 Death date: Dec 18, 2023
Ronnie D. Alexander, age 77, passed away December 18, 2023 at his home in North Ridgeville. He was born in Tuscumbia, Alabama and had lived in North Ridgeville for 47 years. Ronnie was a police officer for the City of Cleveland fo Read Obituary
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RIP, Brother-in-Law. You had a great sense of humor and an easy-going personality. I loved visiting you and Sis whenever I got the chance. I'll always remember how Murphy 'protected' you from anyone who got too close...until he was bribed with a treat. Love ya Ronnie. You're already missed. I'll see you on the other side.
UR I have so many memories of you and I will never forget them. The one I hold dear to me is the Christmas Eve when Basil jumped on the couch and sat right next to you and you called him "Basil Russo". He instantly loved you everytime you came over he brought you one of his babies..I'm gonna miss your laugh, your voice but I know you and Gma are having some good conversation about her roses. Love you forever ❤️
I remember driving in a “caravan” to Alabama as a kid to visit relatives. Uncle Ronnie and Aunt Paula were always a part of the trip, with Paul and Tammy’s CB handles Big Wheel and Little Wheel. Do I remember that correctly? Great memories!
Dad, I have so many memories I could never share them in a paragraph, I'd have write a book. That would be one hilarious and interesting book and I know you would agree. You know how much I love you and I know you know that you have always been my hero. I'll miss our beautiful connection, but I'll never forget, and will forever have 1,000,000 plus happy memories. I love you so much.
I remember traveling to North Ridgeville every year for the holidays. All the cousins got to play together. We were young and didn’t see each other but a couple times a year. The adults would all play poker. It was always fun times. I remember Ronnie having a great sense of humor.
Uncle Ron was always my favorite. I remember when I was about four years old we visited Ohio and he would drive by in his police car. He'd let me sit in the driver's seat and he'd turn on the siren. I have a lot of good memories about him and the whole family. RIP Uncle Ron.
Shelley Barvincak Clay
Ronnie was a good family man and a good policeman. RIP, condolences to all his family.
