Ronald Dean Loudermilk, 75, of Dewey, went to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Saturday July 2 at his home.
Ron was born the son of Lee and Hazel (Taylor) Loudermilk on October 9, 1946, in Atoka Oklahoma. The family moved to Dewey where he completed his education graduating from Dewey high school in 1964. Ron was married to Donna (Beisley) on December 26, 1968, they were married 53 years. The couple raised two daughters, Ronda and Tonya, and later raised their granddaughter, Brooklyn Cunningham. Ron was a member of New Beginnings Church in Bartlesville.
After graduation, Ron joined the Army in 1966, after receiving his honorable discharge in 1968, he made a career as a butcher for Bowersock Grocery. In November of 1987 he went to work as a letter carrier where he worked until he retired in August of 2013.
Ron is survived by his wife, Donna of the home; two daughters, Ronda and Tonya and husband Jay Kelley; his brother, Derell Loudermilk and wife Sandy; sister, Wanda Mosley; four grandchildren, Clint Farmer, Raylee Farmer, Brooklyn Cunningham, and Lyndzi Kelley; and on great granddaughter, Jaydyn Farmer.
Ron is proceeded in death by his parents, three sisters, one brother, Joy Snipes, Marie Nissen, Linda Hays, and Glen Loudermilk.
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