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Ronnie will truly be missed,I had seen Ronnie around for years even watched him ride dirt bikes in his younger years but it wasn't until 2006 when I bought my 2006 softail springer,we were at one of the school baseball games we started talking about motorcycle's and he said I'll call you springer and you call me ronnie road king we traded phone numbers and ronnie road king went in my phone.Ronnie was great to be with as long as I lead the motorcycle ride he would handle all the talking and the food. Ronnie loved boats he was into boat racing at one time,fishing he loved to boat and surf fish,his favorite movie was wild hog's ,he loved the Hog chapter and all the members and most of all he loved his family and treated all kids as his own.
p.s. I will truly miss my riding partner,Springer............
MY STORE A FEW WEEKS BEFORE CHRISTMAS, AND CARRIED ON ABOUT THEM. HE WILL.THERE WAS PROBABLY NO ONE THAT KNEW RONNIE BETTER THAN CHRIS. PERHAPS HE COULD ADD MORE COLORFUL COMENTARY.IF NOT MAYBE THE PICTURE WILL SAY WHAT WORDS CAN NOT. THERE WAS HARDLY ANYONE THAT WASNT TOUCHED BY RONNIE IN SOME WAY. HE GAVE ME HELL EVERY MEETING FOR NOT RIDING MY BIKE. BRENDA AND I SAT WITH HIM AT THE NEW YEARS PARTY.. AND HE WAS A BLAST. FUN. JOKING. AND FULL OF LIFE. AND WHATEVER YOU DID....NEVER, EVER, LEAVE YOUR FOOD UNATTENDED! WHAT A GUY. HE LOVED MOTORCYCLES, RIDING, AND MOST IMPORTANT, HIS FAMILY. HE STOPPED IN MY STORE A FEW WEEKS BEFORE CHRISTMAS, AND CARRIED ON ABOUT THEM. HE WILL ALWAYS RIDE WITH US. ONCE A H.O.G., ALWAYS A H.O.G.
Richard Quidley QuidleBREND
CliAs I sit here reading your e-mails, I have tears in my eyes. Ronnie had a love for life that most of us never find. He was always there with something funny or he would wrap his arm around me and make me smile. What stands out to me is Ronnie at the Luau with a grass shirt and coconut bra. Now I certainly can't forget Moorehead city with the teeth and the trip to the store. We all have been blessed to have known Ronnie, he was a bright spot in our Chapter and always brought a smile. I will miss that arm around me, but I know he will be with us on every ride. My heart goes out to Dawn and the family. Judy ck here to add text.
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CKitty Hawk- Ronald H. Tillett, 62, of Kitty Hawk, NC, beloved husband, father,
stepfather, & grandfather died suddenly Tuesday, February 9,2010. Ronnie, a
Kitty Hawk native, was born August 28, 1947 to Alton Clay Tillett and Elizabeth
Pentecost Tillett.
He spent his life as a local carver and owned an operated Bill & Till Landscaping
Services and was an active member of the Outer Banks Harley Owners Group.
He loved his family, the occasional cigar and was an avid fan of First Flight High
School Athletics, where his step sons participated in many activities. He was a
loyal friend to many, was generous to a fault, spoke ill of none and he never met
a stranger.
He is survived by his wife of thirteen years, Dawn Davis Tillett of Kitty Hawk, his .
son James Clay Tittett and wife, Ashley Tillett of Linn Creek, MO, son Samuel
Isaac Tillett and daughter, Elizabeth Ellen Tillett, both of Lebanon, MO,
Stepdaughter Meghann Cole Pauls and husband Jamie Lee Pauls, of Kill Devil
Hills, Meredith Cole Watts and husband Hagen Watts of Linn Creek, MO,
Stepsons Aubrey Waid Cole and Gerald Waid Cole of Kitty Hawk, and .
grandchildren Grace Elizabeth Tillett, Judah Tillett, Cole Hagen Watts and Abigail
Lee Pauls.
Calling hours will be at the Gallop Funeral Services Chapel MP 16 in Nags Head
Sunday, February 14, 2010 from 6-8 pm. A graveside funeral service will be held
at Austin Cemetery in Kitty Hawk on Monday, February 15th at 11 am. The
Reverend Robert Pitsch will officiate. Following the funeral a celebration of life
will take place at at Lucky 12 Tavern in Nags Head. There will be a memorial
motorcycle ride sponsored by Outer Banks H.O.G. Chapter and details about the
ride may be found at www.outerbankshog.com. In lieu of flowers, the family has
requested.that donations be made to the American Cancer Society's Outer
Banks Relay for Life.
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