Ronald “Ron” Masters, born on September 29, 1940, to John and Ruth Masters in Placerville, CA. He was one of 6 children. He passed away peacefully on September 23, 2024, just shy of his 84th birthday. Throughout his life, Ron exemplified unwavering service, faith, and resilience. Ron served in the Active Duty in the United States Air Force for 8 years as a radar operator. He served a tour in Vietnam among other places and dedicated himself to his country. He continued to work as a civilian at McClellan AFB ,And later becoming an engineer until his retirement. His devotion to service extended beyond the military, as he served in his church community, including a period in the bishopric, and many years in the scouting program, always striving to lift and support those around him. As a logistics manager by trade, Ron used his talents to build his family home from the ground up, demonstrating his hard work and dedication to providing for his family. He helped design an airport in California. Despite facing health challenges in his later years, including several amputations and becoming bed-bound, Ron never uttered a word of complaint. His cheerful and gentle spirit remained, inspiring all who knew him. He was a devoted fan of the San Francisco 49ers, loved old movies, and enjoyed his Coke Zero. Above all, Ron’s deep love for the Lord was evident in the reverence he expressed in his prayers. Ron was preceded in death by his beloved first wife, Shauna, who passed in 2011 after 53 years. Together they raised six wonderful children, 5 of whom survive him: John Masters, Ronald Masters, Angie Kropf, Troy Masters, and Nicole Masters. He was preceded in death by his first born child Rebecca Masters. He was the proud grandfather of 11 grandchildren and great-grandfather to 11 great-grandchildren. Ron is also survived by his beloved second wife, Pat Masters, whom he married later in life. He became a beloved father figure to her five daughters: One son Curtis Denmark, Dayna Zavala, Brittany Tashjian, Sara Elggren, Kelly Roberts, and Tawnee Thurber. Together, they brought him the joy of 17 more grandchildren, adding to the beautiful legacy he leaves behind. Pat was his caretaker for his final years, and he cared for her when she had cancer. They had a beautiful love for each other. Ron is also survived by his two sisters Mary Dennis and Marge Reisinger. Ron’s family is comforted by the knowledge of his peaceful reunion with his Savior and loved ones who have gone before him. 

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         39477 N Kenworthy Road, San Tan Valley, AZ 85140