Ronald Harold Moyle
April-26-1936 - March-19-2024
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Michael Reid posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 3, 2024
Barb:
So sorry about your loss. Your Dad was a real gentleman and I always enjoyed dealing with him.
Mike Reid
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Barbara Moyle Posted Apr 3, 2024 at 11:20 AM
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Kevin and Arlene Wilson posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
We are very sorry for your loss of your Dad, and are keeping the family in our thoughts at this very sad time.
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Friday, March 29, 2024
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This is a picture of Ron visiting Fort George Island in James Bay. He was up north on a job with Xerox at Quebec Power installing equipment and he commandeered an all terrain vehicle and swung by to pay a visit to Billy Kispenapo - a good family friend and his daughter Amy Bobbish. Ron’s sister Lillian met Billy when he was staying at the TB sanatorium in Weston Ontario - close to where they lived. Lillian and a friend went there and asked the nurses if there where any patients who had no visitors. The nurse laughed and said, “There are hundreds of them, however there is a very very pleasant Cree Indian chap who has been here 7 years without a visitor.” So Lillian and her girlfriend visited Billy for the next 3 years every Thursday evening, and would often get a day pass for him. They took Billy to his first hockey game, visited their home, went to Niagra Falls and the cottage in Victoria Harbour and became very good friends with lots of great memories. After ten years time, a drug called streptomicen came out and Billy was finally cured and was able to return to his home. The first picture is a picture of Ron visiting Billy and his family several years later. The second is Ron with his sister Lillian.
Deepest condolences from sister Lillian, niece Susan and husband Richard, nephew David and wife Cindy.
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Barbara Moyle Posted Apr 3, 2024 at 11:18 AM
What a lovely story and memory Susan. Dad always made the most of anything that came his way, and if on 'training' would often make the most of his time off by adding another adventure.
Always open to try new things and to supporting/caring for others.
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Heather Roach posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 27, 2024
I will always cherish the memories of Ron, he always made everything more fun from travelling from BC to spending time on the island. My prayers are with his family, he was loved by many, many people.
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Conrad Racine posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 27, 2024
I started at Xerox in the fall of 1974. Ron was my mentor for the first few months. We bonded right away partly because of my farming background. Ron always had a project on the go. One of the projects was to help a neighbour that was legally blind that was part of a conference in Ottawa to reinforce changes of some infrastructure to assist blind people and their dog, some of these changes that we take for granted today like (sidewalks with rough surfaces at intersections to warn visually impaired prédestinons of a intersection)
Ron had encouraged a team of people to pickup some of the delegates to drive them to a restaurant with their dogs. It was an eye opening experience for all participants. I enjoyed every minute of it and it remains a memorable experience.
Rons family was older than mine and therefore we would share experiences and from him lessons learned and I sure took note for the future. When my first child was born, it was a girl. , Ron’s comment and quote him. ( he said Conrad with one girl, you will get all the boys you want and more) this was the kind of one liners that Ron would throw at you day after day. I keep fond memories of my time with Ron. rest in peace my friend.
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Barbara Moyle Posted Mar 27, 2024 at 9:39 PM
Conrad, yes, that was the Guide Dog Users Association of Canada... the first members bill to allow Guide Dogs in Public buildings. It was an amazing weekend. I teach legal research to college students and use this as a way to speak about how a citizen can make big changes. I will always be so proud of what he did with this.
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Norah Hall posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 27, 2024
Barb, my condolences to you and your family.
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Larry Swan posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 27, 2024
I was sorry to hear of the passing of Ron.
I have many great conversations with him during my time at Xerox. He was always helpful and had many stories to share with his time at Xerox.
He liked trying new things, such as playing Squash. I was a regular squash player when one day Ron said i would like to try a game. So the next week we had a team meeting at what once called the Greenway Glen squash club. Ron showed up all ready to go. I showed him the basics of playing the game and we started. He was energetic and tried his best as the game went on.
Then he made a sudden long reach for the ball and fell to the floor. He tried to get up and had a "sore" right ankle.
It turned out to be a torn Achilles tendon that slowed him down for a number of weeks.
There was another memorable time while on training in Leesburg Va. We were on course together and Ron said what are you going to do this weekend? I replied nothing. He said come with me to Florida for the weekend! I said sure, so off we went to see someone he knew! We spent the night and headed home on Sunday.
Rest well my Friend.
Larry Swan
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Donna Catto posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 26, 2024
Barb and Family, Sending much love your way each day. Donna & Harrison
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Winn Lambert-Meek posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 26, 2024
I have only fond memories of working with Ron at Xerox Canada for many years. Unfortunately after I retired in the mid 90s I lost contact with him and many others too. Treasure your memories of happier times.
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Monday, March 25, 2024
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