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Aunt Ronnie, I will miss your smile, but it's with me forever.

Eileen Dicker
eileen_dicker@yahoo.com

I, like many other people, are going to miss Mom. I have nothing but great memories of Ronnie from the time I met her at Phillipsburg High School while she was carrying Karen. That was my first and it has grown since than the friendship that we have had. Carol found her to be a loving person which she to will miss. We send our Prayers out to Ron Sr along with all you children as well as your children. Always remember Mom and Grandma as the great person she was to all.

Neil B. Corley
ncorley@mchsi.com

I became a part of the "Bullockes" and Wynkoop's about 14 years ago. Mrs Ronnie was always very nice to me and accepted me as a family member. Every time you saw her you would get the gentlest of kisses on your cheek and a soft hug, she always made me feel comfortable and a part of what ever was going on. And she made the best Tuna Fish I ever had (sorry mom). She made it a point to always have some fresh made when we stopped by. I am so glad we got together recently, we laughed and ate, and she was right in the middle of it all. I will miss her very much. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time

Helen McCabe
m_m64@msn.com

Thursday, November 8, 2007

To my lovely Godmother,

I will miss you always. Christmas (your birthday) and the first day of Spring will not be the same without you. I have been thinking of you and amidst the tears comes your Irish smile, your soft voice and your laugh. When I remember you that way it brings a smile to my heart. All I can say is that I will love and remember you always.

Jeanie Casey
jcasey@medicointernational.com

We are so very sorry to hear of the loss of your mother and (wife) may she rest in peace, our prayers are with you at this time.

With our deepest sympathy.
Bob and Gail Vilasi
gailvilasi@verizon.net

My deepest sympathy goes out to my Uncle Ron, and cousins Karen, Ronnie Jay, Dianne, Michelle, Tim and their families. Your mother (Aunt Ronnie to me) meant so much to me and all the Casey family. She was one of the backbones of the Casey family and will be very much missed. She as touched me in so many ways thru her smile and warm embraces and for always being there for everyone. My heart truly aches and I feel a piece of my heart was lost with her passing. My comfort is that when I join her in Heaven she will give me back that piece!! Life on this earth was brighter when she was here, now the skies will be brighter. May God give you comfort in knowing how many lives your Mother has touched. Long live Aunt Ronnie's memory !!!

Love Always,
Tom Casey
tcasey55@verizon.net

I will miss Aunt Ronnie's smile and quick wit. I will cherish the memory of her at our wedding, and how she kidded with me about being my flower girl. You're home now with Nana, Pappy, sister and all of your brothers. We will always keep you in our hearts. Look over us.

Love,
Veronica and Richard George
vkc10@ptd.net

To the Wynkoop Family, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. You have my deepest sympathy. May God wrap his arms around you all during this difficult time of sorrow.

Our deepest sympathy,
Marge (Vivian) and Howard Stone
cleothunder@aol.com

So sorry to hear of the loss of your Mother/Grandmother.

Laura Mulligan
laura33132002@yahoo.com

To the Wynkoop Family: Belinda and I would like to extend our deepest sympathy and condolences for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Anthony Lauro
cadman34@gmail.com

Aunt Ronnie: Thank you for being a "sister" to my mother. She loved your deeply. We will always hold a special place in our hearts when we remember the wonderful person you were in our lives. Rest in Peace.

Edd Dicker
funrudy@aol.com

All of share in the grief of the Wynkoop family and offer our deepest sympathy.

I remember Aunt Ronnie as always being there. She was there at family reunions, picnics, baby showers and weddings year after year. She was there as a ready dance partner to do a fast polka. She was there as a mother, a grandmother and a wife. She truly was a Catholic daughter and was there for those in need of a kind word, a story or a good laugh. Aunt Ronnie was taken swiftly from us but we know, in spirit, she will always be there.

Patty Casey Rice
price@emdc.org

Our thoughts and prayers are with Uncle Ronald, Ronnie Jay, Karen, Diane, Michelle and Tim on the passing of Aunt Ronnie. Casey and I remember how she would always greet us with a warm smile and a hug when we came home. She will be greatly missed by our family here; but take comfort in knowing she is with Nana and Pappy Casey and her brothers and sisters.

Valerie & Gary Woirhaye, Casey & Andy Lempka
woirhayev@aol.com

Tim and family. I'm so sorry for your loss....My thoughts go out to you and your family at this time

Sally Walz
seckhardt@asbury.com

To a Woman who will always be close to my heart. The best unit secretary I know on 2 north. Ronnie, you"ll be missed.

Cindy Hart
cjhart1288@aol.com

My first memory of Ronnie is of seeing her at the Villa Roller Rink. She WAS a sweetheart then and has never changed. Our deepest sympathy goes out to Ron and her family. Phillipsburg will be a sadder place without her.

Bill Brown
bfbrown@enter.net

Uncle Ron, Karen, Ronnie Jay, Dianne, Michelle and Tim.

"When Irish Eyes are Smiling... The words of this famous Irish tune was truly exemplified by our beloved Aunt Ronnie. She was true to her faith, her family, her heritage and her country. She had an infectious laugh that would melt all your troubles away. Aunt Ronnie was the go-to person when you needed to find information about a family member. Being born on Christmas Day only proved how much she put Christ in Christmas. She lived Christmas everyday! Aunt Ronnie, you always remembered to call me on my birthday and you'll always be remembered in my heart. I love you always.

Mary E. Casey
mekc96@verizon.net

Tim, Lisa and family: So sorry to read of your mothers passing. My sincere condolences to all. Your are in my prayers.

Jann Foti
janiceblair@myway.com

To the Wynkoop Family, We are so sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Ed and Gloria Hull
egrbl@verizon.net

So sorry to hear about Ronnie. She and her husband were so welcoming to us when we came to visit. She will be greatly missed by her family.

Ed Casey
deced@juno.com

(Note: Thank you Ed for including mom on your Casey History web site... http://caseyhistory.com/p44.htm#i1432)

Dear Tim and family,

We are so sorry to learn of your mother's passing. We have fond memories of the many occasions and birthday parties for the girls where we had the pleasure of meeting and getting to know your mom. She was a delightful, as is your father. Our sympathies go out to you, your father, and the whole family. We know how close the children are with your mom and dad so it has to be tough for them as it is for you and dad. You've always been so kind to us, if there is anything we can do, just ask! We will keep your mom and all of you in our thoughts and prayers.

David Sefcik, Alicia, and the twins

We are deeply saddened to learn of Ronnie's untimely passing. Our thoughts are with her loving husband, Ron, and the all Wynkoop family members. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. Peace.

Bob DiSogra, Matthew and Andrew
bobd1030@aol.com

Dear Dianne and family: Our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family. Remember if their is anything you need, do not hesitate to call.

Love,
Lorraine, Janelle and Ryan Berger
rainie1@ptd.net

I apologize for not remembering that your favorite color was red! In ordering flowers to be sent to you this week, I first thought of green, since you were one of the last two 100% Irish members of our branch of the Casey family. Green flowers? Then I thought of garnet and grey, since you and Uncle Ron would like that - by no means would red and white be considered! Finally, I chose yellow and green, the main colors of the flag of the Catholic Church, which had been such a big part of your life.

Many of us have shared a deep pride in being parts of the Casey family - set aside, we thought, by a loving, lighthearted, concerned and caring tradition. You carried on, in you smiling, hugging, kissing and loving concern for people in general, but particularly for your relatives and friends, with which you were so richly blessed. You always had time for others, especially those disadvantaged and in need. Your passing this week hit so many of us like a ton of bricks. Too early!! We remember and miss you so much!

Jackie Ward, for my parents, Dorothy and the girls.
twowards@rcn.com

I first knew Ronnie when she worked at Warren Hospital. What a lovely woman. I then met Tim when he joined the Phillipsburg Emergency Squad. My family (both the Titus and Bedo) know Ron in various ways. Ronnie will be missed by all those who knew her and her family. Please accept our deepest sympathy.

Jeane Titus
barny4@verizon.net

I am so sorry for your loss. I grew up in the neighborhood and had the pleasure of delivering the newspaper to the Wynkoops when I was a youngster. I always enjoyed the collecting aspects of my job, because Ronnie would always welcome me with a friendly smile and offer a drink and conversation. She will be missed... You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Lori Horton
lori.horton@rcn.com

I met Ronnie back in a play we did in 1976 for the historical society. She was always so pleasant and nice. I like to express my deepest sympathy to the whole Wynkoop family I know her loss is great but memories will never be taken away from you.

Dorothy Stone
dotz12362000@yahoo.com

Aunt Ronnie you were my guardian angel growing up. You walked me to the bus stop when I started school, for two years you walked with me and then went on to Freeman School. You never complained that I was such a "little pest" in your growing-up years. You were my confirmation sponsor and I knew you would always be a part of my life. Death has not taken you from me, you are still my guardian angel.

Love,
Betsy Casey Dicker
BetsyinPA@aol.com

The small enclave of loving mothers on Chamber Street has now passed on. The fun children have grown and moved on. I am grateful for the memory and to have had a small role through my sister, Jeanette Nattress. If there is a Dunkin Donuts in heaven, I am sure Ronnie and Jeanette will go there in the morning to talk over news of their families and the world as they did when they worked together. To Mr. Ron Wynkoop and my "almost nieces and nephews" I express sympathy for your profound loss. Ronnie was a great comfort to me when I lost my family. I wish I knew how to do the same for you.

Joanne DeThomas
joanne.dethomas@verizon.net

I worked with Ronnie for several years at Warren Hospital and we socialized together very often. I never heard her say an unkind word about anyone and I admired her for her kindness and friendly ways. She will be sadly missed by many people and thought of fondly by everyone who knew her. We had several private jokes between us and laughed a lot. She touched everyone she met in a very positive way and warmed our hearts with her personality. I will miss her but I know I am not alone. We all will.

Sincerely,
LaVerne Fisher
Yankeegal923@aol.com

Dear Tim & family,

I am so sorry to read about the loss of your mom. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

My deepest sympathies,
Kathy Carpenter
kathyc18020@yahoo.com

To Ron & his family-

Deana and Sherry are heartsick over your loss- and we send our deepest condolences. Due to family obligations we are not able to travel to Phillipsburg at this time but hope we will soon make the trip to spend some time with you Ron. All our love to you and the family! We know that she is resting in God's arms now.

Deana Hulick & Sherry Schnepp
ogmamma@aol.com

I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your wife. She was a very special person always had a smile on her face May she rest in peace.

Ray Heater
heater.ray@penargylsd.org

To Tim and family,

I want to send our deepest sympathy for the loss of your mother. I did not know her personally but wanted you to know you are all in our thoughts and prayers on this day. Keep her in your hearts and her memory will remain forever with you. Again we are sorry for yourloss.

Selena Hanson
(Rob-Win Press Inc)
Selena@Robwin.com

Dear Tim and Family,

Our hearts go out to you and all the family. Your loss is a road of healing and remembering the good times. She will be there waiting for all of you as you go to the new life after death.

Anna & Chris Schultzel & Family
anna1970usa@hotmail.com

A FEW WORDS SAY IT ALL "THE PASSING OF A QUEEN" MY CONDOLENCES TO YOU AND FAMILY KING RON.

Chester "Chet" Goode Sr
cgoode8@rcn.com

Dear Tim and Lisa,

We are so sorry to hear about your loss. Please know that you are now and forever in our prayers.

Mr. & Mrs. David Cicale
acicale@hotmail.com

Dear Mr. Wynkoop and family,

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family. Remember all the good times and keep those memories close to your hearts as they will get you all through this difficult time.

Sincerely,
Jeff & Joan Chiu
jjchiu707@epix.net

To the Wynkoop Family, We are so very sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Ed and Kathie Kelly
store@seidelsshoes.com

Mr. Ronald Wynkoop, Tim, Lisa and family:

Although I did not know Ronnie, I am certain she was a wonderful wife, mother, mother-in-law and grandmother; after all, she played an important role in all of your lives. Ironcially, you were with us (at Andover-Morris School for our Veteran's Day Tribute) just minutes before her attack. You have been in my thoughts and prayers. I do not know if she had been sick, but it seems like her passing was quick, which is certainly the way many of us would like to go. I know you will miss her very much.

Sincerely,

Marian Trapani
mariantrapani@rcn.com

Saturday, December 15, 2007

Dear Tim and Family,

I am sadden to hear about the Loss of Miss Ronnie. I will always remember working with Ronnie on 2 north at Warren Hospital, and the many acts of kindness that she displayed. Miss Ronnie was such a beautiful soul, and what I remember most was how proud she was of her son "Timmy". We've held several conversations regarding you from the time you were in school and interning under Mr. Noto.

Tim, you've always demonstrated those same qualities of your mother, and your father as well, from what my late Mother and Great-Grandmother shared. You've always been there for me and my family in our deepest darkest hour, and I will never forget the wonderful homecoming you granted those I've loved who are now departed.

I just want to thank you for everything. Thank you and your mother both for touching our lives, and may God grant you the solace and strength in your own time of need.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Nadine M. Gray
(Former 2 North staff)
MainSt633@aol.com

Christmas Day, 2007

Dear Ron and family,

Christmas Day this year and forever will remind us of the blessing of having known your wife, mother, grandmother, and our dear friend, Ronnie. God blessed us all with her presence on earth and through her provided us an example of how a good life should be led. Although it seems to us He took her too soon and we miss her very much, we know there must be a reason we will all understand farther along.

With love,
Barb and Phil Schroeder
barb-phil@rcn.com

Christmas Day, 2007

Merry Christmas and Happy Birthday Gram.

Pop, Karen, Ron, Dianne, Michelle, Tim and our families.

Monday, March 3, 2008

Aunt Ronnie,

Was thinking of you today and wanted to say hello & that I miss you. Even
though we only chatted by phone now & then being so far apart you were and
always will be in my thoughts. I know your not alone in that wonderful new
home we are all destined for and was welcomed with lots of open arms from
all our loved ones waiting for us. Sending you hugs & kisses

Love,
Denise
xoxoxo

Wednesday, May 07, 2008

Hi Aunt Ronnie,

Just wanted to wish you a Happy Mothers Day. I was thinking of you today and
hope that you and mom have a wonderful day. I'm sure you know that you are
missed by all of us and are in our hearts and memories every day.

Love,
Denise
xoxoxo

June 18, 2008

Hey Mom,

Do you have Wi-Fi in Heaven?

Love,
Shell
Rx4Burn@aol.com