Born on October 20, 1940 in Chillicothe, ohio
Passed on November 13, 2025, in Rockledge, Florida
Ronald D. Claytor, 85 of Lake Wales, Florida went to be with the Lord on Thursday November 13, 2025 in the Vitas Inpatient Hospice Unit in Rockledge,
He was a retired Construction Superintendent and is survived by his daughters, Christal (Donald) Woods, and Tammy (Kenny) Blume, Laura Barrington and Cheryl Johnson son Curtis (Emily) Claytor, Sisters Nancy (Don) Rapp and Ruth (Dennis) Gallagher, a brother Jim (June) Claytor 13 Grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his wife Patricia, mother & stepfather Mary Reed & Clarence Reed a stepson Terry Norton, son-in-law Gene Johnson, brothers Charles and Glenn Danny Reed and Roger Claytor, and a sister Joyce Noreta Ganyon. The services will be private.
Anyone wishing to make an expression of sympathy is asked to consider Donations to the Michael J. Fox Parkinsons Foundation. Michael J. Fox Parkinsons Foundation
6 entries.
Linda Franz
from Cocoa wrote on November 17, 2025:
To Christal and family
So very sorry for your loss….
Truly hope that you’re able to very soon Smile when you think back on all the wonderful memories you have of all your time together, but until then, please know you’re in our thoughts and prayers.
Love Linda
Tammy J Sims
from Chillicothe wrote on November 17, 2025:
Uncle Ron I miss you so much 💗 and Christal im so sorry for the loss of your Dad
Grace Scott
from Chillicothe wrote on November 17, 2025:
Hugs love to all may God be with you
Nancy (Reed)Rapp
from Chillicothe wrote on November 17, 2025:
I will miss you bub.I know you are with Jesus and I will see you again one day.we love you.
Ruth Gallagher
from Chillicothe wrote on November 17, 2025:
My sweet brother, I miss you already. To my niece Christal, you were his rock,I thank you for everything you did for your Dad. I will miss his phone calls
All my love to you. He’s at peace back with our parents and siblings.
Richard Sanford
from Chillicothe wrote on November 17, 2025:
Born on October 20, 1940 in Chillicothe, ohio