Written by: Ron Coleman
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Sorry to hear that, Ron.
Hi Ron,
My deepest condolences. What a great picture – a man enjoying a baseball game with his son. Age doesn’t matter, the relationship does.
So sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you.
Hi,Ron:
Please convey my deepest condolences to your mother and brother as well as the whole family. Having just gone through this myself 6 months ago, I understand what you are going through. Jerry will be missed.
May His great name be blessed for ever, and to all eternity.
My condolences.
Very sorry. 🙁
My condolences. What a beautiful picture of father and son.
Now you’ll carry his story – may your memories be of the best in you each.
Ron:
I want you to know how much you inspired me on June 9th in that NYC courtroom facing my biggest professional opponent. You made me cry. You made me laugh. You made me want to be a better person.
The goodness that resides in you powerful.
I thank you with the bottom of my heart for being there for me “on your game” throughout a heartbreaking day for you. No one has ever fought that hard for me. Suddenly, the money didn’t matter anymore.
Your father was a beautiful man, so are you.
May you be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.
Dear Ron,
Words fall short of expressing my sorrow.
Thank you all very much. I am very moved by your comments and wishes.
Dear Ron — I’m very sorry to hear your dad died. The bond between you two is plain, and I know life won’t seem the same without him around.
Very sorry to hear about your loss, Ron. He looks like he was a great guy. I hope you can dwell only on the happy memories this Father’s Day.