Birth date: Feb 16, 2008
Ronald Eugene 'Turk' Ambrosi, 78, of Stafford Springs, CT, died Saturday, February 16, 2008 at Evergreen Health Care Center in Stafford Springs, CT. Ron was born in Stafford, CT in April of 1929. He was the son of the late Geno an Read Obituary
Dear Jamie: As a fellow race fan, I enjoyed hearing from you about your father's racing interests and work at the speedway.
I'm sure it's always "green flag" and "checkers" where he is now.
My condolences to you and your family,
Mary Eastman
I shall miss our Friday night at the races "catch up on whats going on around town" talks with Turk.....always friendly, amenable, kind, and interested.........didn't always need a chairback, but always needed a visit Goodbye my friend. God Speed.
Jude~~~take care of you!
Karen
Jamie and Family. So sorry to hear of your Father's death. Thank you for sharing his stories with us. I remember many stories that you use to share about your Dad while with the Baldrige Program. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Clark and Jenny Davis
Jamie,
Please accept my condolences to you and your family. It's not easy losing a parent, especially one who has fought illness for many years as your father did.
Take care in knowing that your father is in a better place with no suffering and he is at peace.
Dear Jamie -- Thank you for sharing the many wonderful aspects of your father's life with us, your colleagues. I've often wondered where your immense vitality, energy, and optimism sprang from -- having read about Turk, I think I understand. My condolences to your family. You are in my prayers.
Jamie, Vidya, Aarthi, Anand, Anil and to the rest of the family - we are so sorry to hear the news. I have worked with Jamie and we have become great friends over the years. I remember the many stories Jamie would share of his Dad and the adventures they had shared. To that end I which I would had know Mr. Ambrosi as I am sure he also had some great stories to share. Our hearts and prayers are with you and the entire family.
May you draw strength from our prayers and deepest condolences to help you through this very painful time in your life. We hold you
all in our hearts and pray you find peace in
knowing that your father is free from all the pain and suffering.
On behalf of Jamie's "family" at the Baldrige Program, our most heartfelt condolences to Jamie and the family. We know how much his father meant to Jamie and we heave him and the family in our hearts and prayers.
To Ronnies Family;
I've know Ronnie most of my life. When we were kids my Dad would take us to get ice cream in the summer and we would always stop at the Drive In. When I joined Rotary he always noticed when I was working alot and he also noticed every improvement that was made to our office property. He was positive and offered encouragement. After my Dad passed away he couldn't mention him without becoming emotional. It was the same for others that had passed on. So now, it is very difficult to think of him without becoming sad and a bit emotional myself. He is one of the "good guys". I can only think of him now, somewhere in spirit joking with my dad and others and talking about sports or whatever with a passion that was one of his best traits. He was a great guy and will be missed!
My heart, prayers and thoughts are with you all today. I will always have fabulous memories of Uncle Ron with me. Be at peace knowning he is at peace now and not living in a body or a life style that he wouldn't enjoy.
I love you all
Dyane
