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Ronald Harold Huemiller Sr.

06/20/1938 - 12/05/2019

Ronald Harold Huemiller Sr. of Mesa, AZ, passed away on Thursday, December 4, 2019 at the Lund Home Hospice of the Valley at the age of 81.  He was born on June 20, 1938 in Utica, MI.  19 years later, he married his high school sweetheart, and fellow bandmate, Karen Marsh, on June 30, 1957.  They came to Mesa in 1970 and after relocating to Utah in 1977, they returned to Mesa permanently about a decade later.  A bowling aficionado, Ron shared his love of the pins with everyone he met, often recounting the game for his family frame by frame.  He had many 300 games and held at least a dozen 800 series wins with the rings to prove it.  Being inducted into Mesa Metro Association Bowling Hall of Fame was one of Ron’s proudest accomplishments.  He was an everyman and tried a number of varied jobs but bowling was where his heart lay.  He passed that love on to his children and grandchildren.  Ron was always a pleasant and outgoing man and liked to say that he never met a stranger.

Ron is predeceased by his parents, his younger brother, Dale, and his beloved wife of 57 years, Karen Marsh Huemiller (2016).  He is survived by their 9 children: Ronald H. Huemiller, Jr., Donald Huemiller, Tony Huemiller, Larry Huemiller, Heather Huemiller Gentry, Peter Huemiller, Heidi Huemiller Thornhill, Matthew Huemiller, and Kristi Huemiller Mabry.  The pair leave behind a legacy comprised of a multitude of grandchildren, great grandchildren, and even a few great great grandchildren.

Ron requested to be cremated and did not wish to have a ceremony.  Anyone desiring to celebrate Ron’s life is encouraged to gather their family and friends, raise a glass in his honor, and go bowl a few frames.

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  • While I personally did not know him I know one of his sons. I raise my glass and wish him safe journey.

  • I was saddened deeply @ the news of my father in law I could easily call Father, passing all too soon. I was truly blessed to have known & shared many memories with this man of God. I learned many things from this man, but the one I’ll cherish most is his patience. I don’t believe I ever saw this man angry but only full of patience & love. I’ll miss our talks, God Bless..& be blessed myself to see you again someday Dad. Howard❤️

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