Birth date: Dec 20, 1958 Death date: Jan 16, 2021
Ronald Lucien Ouellette, 62, a resident of Fort Myers, FL since 2017, formerly of Orange Park, FL passed away suddenly Saturday, January 16, 2021 at Gulf Coast Medical Center, Fort Myers, FL. He was born on December 20, 1958 in Sa Read Obituary
Having retired awhile ago I just learned this sad news. I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Ron for many years. He was an ultimate professional, and a great all-around guy. He could be depended upon to step up and always do the work. His sense of humor always made me smile. Sending my deepest condolences to his beloved wife and son. He spoke of you often and always with such love and devotion. Sending prayers your way.
I am so incredibly sorry to hear of the passing of this wonderful man. I had the pleasure of working with Ron for many years and he always made me laugh with his very witty and dry sense of humor. He mentored me when I needed guidance and support and also kept me in line when I needed it. He was authentic, genuine and when he spoke about Kim and Jason, his face lit up, he was so incredibly proud to Kim's husband and father to Jason. This news was devastating and I feel honored to have known him.
So incredibly sorry to hear of Ron’s passing. My sincerest condolences to his family. I worked with Ron at the bank in Connecticut and he was a wonderful friend and mentor. I have fond memories of the time we worked together and the good times we shared!
Thank you for all of the fun childhood memories I have of you Uncle Butch. I will always cherish the time we spent together on our trips to visit CT and when you would come to visit us in DC. You’re kind eyes, warm hug and gentle soul will be greatly missed by us all. I am so glad you got to meet my daughter Josephine in 2019, but am sad that my next child won’t get to meet you. I know you’re soul is at peace no w and you will always be in our hearts and memories. Love always and until we meet again.
Your niece,
Brittany
My Uncle Butch was a larger than life guy who made sure you knew you were loved. I will always cherish the memories I have with him from my childhood and through adulthood. I wish he could have known my daughter better, but I am grateful he was able to meet her in 2019. Thank you for all of the love. Until we meet again.
Your niece and goddaughter,
Erica
I had the honor of knowing and learning from Ron since we were in high school. Ron had a heart of gold and would help anyone at anytime.
There are countless memories of Ron but I think the happiest time in his life were getting married to Kim and adopting his son, Jason.
Ron was truly a class act and a wonderful friend. God has called him home too soon.
May he rest in eternal peace. The world lost a great man and he will never be forgotten.
---Dave DuBrow
Chicago, IL
Brother Butch. Gone in the physical sense but you will never be forgotten. Thank you for the 60 years of brotherhood and the familial bond we shared. All whose life you touched, whether family, friend, or acquaintance, have benefited from your kindness, your generous soul, and the calmness with how you approached life. You enjoyed and loved life, and were truly an all-around good guy. I’m certain the Lord has welcomed you into His loving embrace and you are now at peace. It gives me solace to know that you are at peace and will reap His just rewards for the good life that you lived. You will always hold a place in my heart and never be far from my thoughts. Love you, your brother Dennis.
Loving and merciful God, we entrust Butch to your mercy. You loved him greatly in this life; now that he is freed from all its cares, give him happiness and peace forever. Amen.
I am so sorry Kim to hear of the passing of Ron. Always enjoyed working with him at a number of banks we were both at. Thinking of you Jason and the family... just know he is watching over you every day..
Mike Wyskiewicz
