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Ol' Ron 04-29-2025 11:06 AM

Ron Holleran's Memorial service May 3
 

Hi folks,
Ruth Holleran here.
We're having a memorial service for Ron Holleran this Saturday, May 3 at 2 pm at Brownsville Community Church, Brownsville Vermont. 66 Brownsville-Hartland Road, Brownsville (blink and you'll miss it), Vermont.
We plan to pass the mic and hear lots of stories.

I'm so sorry you lost this special part of your community.
Warm regards,
Ruth Holleran (DIL)

rockfla 04-29-2025 11:11 AM

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Thank you for sharing Ruth, for Us that are too far in distance to make it, we are close in spirit. Blessing this Saturday to you, your family and Ole Ron!!!

petehoovie 04-29-2025 11:45 AM

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Ron Holleran, 2025


April 11, 2025
https://vermontjournal.com/wp-conten...leran-2025.jpgRon Holleran, 2025. Photo by Molly Holleran CHESTER, Vt. – Ron Holleran, 91, of Chester, passed away on April 1, 2025, after a short illness.
Ron grew up in Chicago and Fort Atkinson. After serving in the Navy, he married Carolyn Mudre, and raised four sons in Stratford, Conn.
When his wife died suddenly in 1975, he fell into dark years. He worked on shrimp-boat engines in New Orleans, eventually relocating to Chester, Vt. He was a well-known feature at the Pioneer House, but went cold turkey the day after St. Patrick’s Day in 1987, and never had another drink. He spent the rest of his life making amends.
He married Nancy Sears, who died in 2005.
Ron was known around the world for his expertise in modifying the Ford flathead engine. He was well-loved on the FordBarn forums.
He is survived by his sons Michael, Robbo, Kevin, and Jim; and by eight grandchildren.
Ron had hospice care at home with the support of Visiting Nurse and Hospice for Vermont and New Hampshire (www.vnhcare.org). Their kind and compassionate care made it possible for him to die with dignity at home.
A Celebration of Life will be held May 3, at 2 p.m., at the Brownsville Community Church, in Brownsville, Vt. Bring stories.

1952henry 04-29-2025 08:37 PM

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Thanks for posting that Pete^^^^

glennpm 05-01-2025 11:57 AM

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Thank you Ruth. He is missed.

Ronnieroadster 05-01-2025 02:19 PM

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In Ron's memory i plan on doing a nice long smoky burnout in a Ford powered by a nice souped up flathead.

KiWinUS 05-02-2025 08:43 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ronnieroadster (Post 2386811)
in ron's memory i plan on doing a nice long smoky burnout in a ford powered by a nice souped up flathead.

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Brendan 05-02-2025 09:28 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by petehoovie (Post 2386529)
Ron Holleran, 2025


April 11, 2025
https://vermontjournal.com/wp-conten...leran-2025.jpgRon Holleran, 2025. Photo by Molly Holleran CHESTER, Vt. – Ron Holleran, 91, of Chester, passed away on April 1, 2025, after a short illness.
Ron grew up in Chicago and Fort Atkinson. After serving in the Navy, he married Carolyn Mudre, and raised four sons in Stratford, Conn.
When his wife died suddenly in 1975, he fell into dark years. He worked on shrimp-boat engines in New Orleans, eventually relocating to Chester, Vt. He was a well-known feature at the Pioneer House, but went cold turkey the day after St. Patrick’s Day in 1987, and never had another drink. He spent the rest of his life making amends.
He married Nancy Sears, who died in 2005.
Ron was known around the world for his expertise in modifying the Ford flathead engine. He was well-loved on the FordBarn forums.
He is survived by his sons Michael, Robbo, Kevin, and Jim; and by eight grandchildren.
Ron had hospice care at home with the support of Visiting Nurse and Hospice for Vermont and New Hampshire (www.vnhcare.org). Their kind and compassionate care made it possible for him to die with dignity at home.
A Celebration of Life will be held May 3, at 2 p.m., at the Brownsville Community Church, in Brownsville, Vt. Bring stories.


Godspeed Ron!

Zeke3 05-02-2025 01:58 PM

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Thanks for letting us know, my thoughts and prayers will be with you and the family tomorrow afternoon.

A bones 05-03-2025 07:01 PM

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Thank You Ron for being a great friend. Farewell O'l Boy

svm99 05-05-2025 11:02 AM

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I always enjoyed his presence here on the FordBarn, he will be missed.
My regards to all in his family.
Paul J.

texas webb 05-05-2025 03:32 PM

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Sad to lose another great man!Godspeed Ron.

Mart 05-05-2025 03:39 PM

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Thanks for the update. It was good to read Ron's "potted history".

RIP Old Fella.


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