I'd like to extend my heartfelt condolences to Ashton, Allison Adrian, the O'Neal and Spiller families. With the death of a loved one we experience a silence, a quiet sadness, a longing for just one more day, one more word, one more touch. We may not understand why our loved one was taken from us so soon, but little by little we begin to accept and understand that The Most High is in complete control of our lives. I always described Ronnye as being a free spirit, she always had a smile on her face, she has never met a stranger. She could always find the silver lining in any situation. I'm left with fond memories of my dear friend and 'little sister'. Ronnye had been on my mind a lot lately, but I knew we would catch up, talk for hours, on or near her upcoming birthday. That's how we would keep in touch with each other. Her death has taught me a valuable lesson, if a someone you care about is on your mind STOP and give that person a call if only to say I was thinking about you. Tomorrow isn't promised to anyone. I'm going to miss my 'little sister', but I'll never forget her. She lives in my heart. Rest in heaven Ronnye. May God give you the strength you'll need in the coming days. You'll never get over your loss, you can only hope to get through it. Much love to the family.