Ronnie Knight
Obituary
Knight, Ronnie Dale, 56, died Friday. Ronnie was born to his parents Andrew "Sam" and Mae Elizabeth (Evans) Knight, April 3, 1951 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He spent almost three decades with the Gatesway Foundation where he was involved in numerous projects with the New Leaf being his favorite. He loved working with the poinsettias that were created specifically to bring cheer to people's holidays. He also worked at the Embassy Suites in a janitorial capacity and embraced every opportunity given him with great enthusiasm. Released from Gatesway in 2000 he traveled a great deal with his sister Yvonne Chapman and has the pictures to prove it! He enjoyed activities with all of his family including church and music outings. Not until his ensuing sickness in 2006 did Ronnie slow down. Ronnie is predeceased by his parents; his brothers Stephen, Eugene, Roy, and Gary Knight; his sister Betty Lou. He is survived by his sisters; Yvonne Chapman and Joy Isham both of Tulsa, Oklahoma and Wanda Hastings of Owasso, Oklahoma; his brothers Bob and Paul Knight of Tulsa, Oklahoma. His infectious smile and huge heart will be missed by all. Graveside services are planned for 2:00 PM Tuesday at Dick Duck Cemetery in Catoosa, Oklahoma. Graveside Services will be held 2:00 PM Tuesday at Dick Duck Cemetery in Catoosa, Oklahoma.
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Tributes & Memories
Ronnie had a very special place in our heart. We REALLY enjoyed being part of Ronnie's life. He made us laugh and always kept us on our toes. Yvonne - remembering you in prayer.
Kim Falcon
Our sympathy is with the family. Our hearts are with you. God bless you all.
Bob and Connie Haney
Ronnie had such a big smile and kindness and love that just reached out and touched all our hearts. He was a Special Man. I have no doubt the gates of Heaven opened with a great praise for his homecoming.. He now has a PERFECT BODY and MIND!I know he is looking in the eyes of the Almighty KING and smiling now. Praise GOD for that. He will always be in our hearts and will se him again soon.
Bobby n Sharon Bibee
What a joy it has been to grow up with such special people in my life. I will miss your sweetness Ronnie. I will miss those smiles and sound of your laughter. May you rest in peace in the hands of our Lord. Looking forward to the day we meet again! I love you!
cherrie frazee
"Ronnie you've made it home". "I hope you enjoy your homecoming". "I hope you're able to dance and shout". "is Hoss up there"? "We will miss you, Ronnie". "You've been very special in our lives and we cherish the memories and good times we had with you".
Eddie Isham Sr.
What a privilege, an Honor and eteral delight to take care of you through your long battle of illness, I love you Ronnie. Do you know that? "Knowihg that you'll be there makes it easier for me to go home".
Joy
When Ronnie and Stevie walked into the room, they lit the room up
Eddie Isham Jr
Ronnie was one the greatest persons that I have ever met. When I watch Bonanza and Gunsmoke, I will always remember Ronnie. The world was a great place with him in it. He will be missed
Jake