Ronald D. Fawcett

Birth date: Nov 16, 1934 Death date: Oct 30, 2024

Ronald D. Fawcett was a good man who loved his family. He was born in Tacoma, WA on November 16th, 1934 and peacefully passed on October 30th, 2024 at his home in Gig Harbor, WA. Ronald D. Fawcett and Eleanor A. Austermuhl had 4 c Read Obituary

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Gifford Olson

42w ago

Gifford Olson, me and Ron played in many many golf tournaments together. We always did well. Our games complimented each other. We played the Calcutta every year and always did well. He also went to Alta lake every year where the wives played too. That was a tournament that 15 to 20 couples from mostly GIG Harbor Golf Club went. Ron was with me playing in a big tournament at Dungeness Golf Course when I hit a hole in one , and won a car. That was in 1998. Ron was a very good friend, he will be missed.

Rhonda Edmonds

46w ago

Ron was a big part of my life in the 70's and early 80's. He was my father-in-law and I loved and adored him very much. I spent a lot of time fishing with him, camping, and occasionally hunting trips over in Naches. I had to endure many adventures on the back of his motorcycle " hill climbs" and what they called fun and games haha. Racing down dry river bed, filling barrels by buckets and catching hot dogs that were smothered in hot mustard. He said it must be done to become a Fawcett. We never passed the Rainier brewery without having to salute. My memories seem to be endless, but very grateful that I have them. My sincere condolences to all the family, especially Scott Fawcett (Terri) and our children Scott Jr and Trista. May everyone find peace during such a difficult time. Rest in Peace Grandpa Fawcett

Carole Bonnell

46w ago

My husband, Larry Bonnell was an apprentice under Ron, beginning in 1965.
They became fast and long friends. Larry always looked up to Ron. They fished, played and worked together for many years. He had a high work ethic.
We watched him play awesome baseball, his kids grow and spent many weekends going dancing with he & Ellie.
He also showed his "power" while dancing and would swing me around so high I fretted he'd let go and I'd land on the wall!
He was of high moral fiber and was always a good and loyal friend.
He is missed. Carole Bonnell

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