Birth date: Jan 16, 1938 Death date: Aug 11, 2020
Ronnie (Ron) Brock, 82, of Broken Arrow, OK, entered his heavenly home on August 11, 2020. He was born to Walter and Virgie (Wells) Brock on January 16, 1938 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Ron retired from Steelcraft, a manufacturer of stee Read Obituary
Uncle Ron always has a ready smile, because he loves Jesus and everyone else as well. He also trained one police dog for the city of Blue Ash that took the State Championship in competition at the Ohio State Fair. I’ll miss him but know I’ll see him again!!!
Ron was a wonderful man, with a true heart of compassion. When I bought my first car, I spent all the money I had saved on buying the car and the parts to fix it and make it run. I didn't have the money to pay for the tax, title, and transfer fees of $242. It was going to take me several weeks to save up the money, so I prayed about it, and asked for opportunities to make more money to pay the bill. I never told anyone about it and the next Sunday at Grace Fellowship Church Ron came up to me and handed me an envelope. He broke down crying and told me that the Lord wanted him to give me this. It was $242 in cash, then I was crying and I thanked him, but he told me to only thank the Lord because he was just the middle man in the prayer. It's a moment that I will absolutely never forget. I think about it often and I tell and remind my kids about it because it was such an impactful moment in my life.
Jared Duncan
Ron was such a joy to be around! God's love radiated through him and it was my pleasure to know him and serve the church alongside him. He was so open and kind to everyone he met, we loved to visit with him. His sweet spirit will live on with us and will not be forgotten.
Ron will live on in my memory as a good and gentle man, ready and willing to serve others, loved a good story, loved to laugh especially at himself. Ron's love for his God came through him with clarity.
Godspeed my friend!
Vic Meyer
Ron will always have a special place in my family's heart. We knew him to be a kind, generous, and giving person. It was a privilege to be his friend.
My husband and I live in a different state, but my 90 year-old Mother-in-law lived near Ron. Ron not only did remodeling work in her house to help, but also frequently ran errands for her. We cannot tell you how thankful we were for his efforts. He did not have to do any of that, but Ron was that kind of guy. He was always looking for ways to serve the Lord by serving others.
In years past, Ron also volunteered for me and my brother, Richard, at Grace Fellowship Church. Richard says this about Ron, "He was truly a good, likable guy who had a heart to serve. He was always dependable and always in good spirits." It could be said that over the years he was the most faithful and diligent volunteer we had. Ron always had a smile and always made your day better.
In thinking of Ron, I am reminded of a scripture in the book of Revelation: "Then I heard a voice from heaven saying to me, 'Write: 'Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on.'" "Yes," says the Spirit, "that they may rest from their labors, and their works follow them." (Revelation 14:13) Ron will be greatly missed on this side of Heaven, but we know he is now in the presence of the Lord and experiencing an abundant reward.
