Ronald McWatt
January 15, 1927 - September 15, 2014
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Ronald “Ron” Calvin McWatt, 87, of Port Charlotte, Florida, passed away peacefully Monday, September 15, 2014 in Port Charlotte. Ron was born January 15, 1927 in Georgetown, British Guiana. In his youth, he joined Great Britain’s Royal Navy, and served proudly with the British fleet during World War II. After immigrating to New York City,…

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Heather MacGibbon Waye left a message on September 24, 2014:
My mother was Kit MacGibbon. She and Ron danced a few times, it made her so happy. Ron was a very gentle soul and he always made people around him feel special. I thank you, his family, for allowing him to make my mother feel that special quality that only a true gentleman can. Please know that we will remember Ron with a smile. My sympathies are with you all at this time.
Richard & Carolyn Brenner left a message on September 23, 2014:
Ron and I worked together at Palmer Furniture many years ago. Wonderful man and always had a smile. After my wife and I opened Carolyn's Upholstery, we only saw each other when we ran into each other at Pubix, and when we did upholstery work for him. He was wonderful to know and I'll miss our quick visits at Publix. Rest in Peace Ron~!! The Mansion of Heaven This world, however beautiful, was never meant to be the place that we would call our home for all eternity. And though we would not choose to leave, a loving God knows best, and in His time, He lifts us to a place of peace and rest. For He has built a mansion where His children will abide, free from pain and sorrow, forever at His side. He said He’d never leave us to face our trails alone, And though sometimes we fail Him, He never fails His own. And even when our choices are less than He would ask, He knows when humans courage is unequal to the task. We cannot judge what happens, though tears and questions start- We only see what’s visible- God see into the heart... And though there may be many things that we cannot explain, we can be sure it breaks His heart. In loving arms, He bears us to a quiet place apart where he mends the wounded spirit And heals the broken heart. And though these ones we love so much have left our presents sight and passed into a better world of majesty and light, someday we’ll thank Him for His mercy and praise His for His love. May God ease your hour of sorrow and surround you with His love, and may it bring you strength to know Our Father’s house above Is a house of many mansions where His Son has set aside special places near Him for His loved one to abide. With sympathy .. Richard & Carolyn Brenner
June Anne McWatt left a message on September 21, 2014:
From mom : I'll always love you!!!! Dad, I can only wish that you were still here to continue to give advice on life but now I'll have to learn to live with that which you have shown and given to me. Sorry I couldn't understand what you were trying to tell me last night. Miss you, love you, I'll take care of mom for you. Please watch over us from up there and keep all of us on the right path. Luv June
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