Ronzilla's Celebration of Life
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On Christmas Eve we lost a man that was bigger than life.
Ronny Jay passed away in his sleep of natural causes. He had been sober for some time. Ronny made a positive and unforgettable impact on everyone he met. His smile would light up a room and his laugh was contagious. He touched the lives of more people in his life time than ever expected.
Aug 16, 1971-Dec 24, 2016
On December 24th Ronny Jay passed away in his sleep of natural causes. Ronny made a positive and unforgettable impact on everyone he met. His smile would light up a room and his laugh was contagious. He touched the lives of more people in his life time than ever expected.
Ronny was a mason by trade and a MMA fighter by heart. One of the few MMA Fighters to make it to the UFC. Ronny spent 13 years dedicated to the MMA sport. His true worth was in training fighters. The people he touched through training that are better off because of knowing Ronny far outweigh his accomplishments in the ring. While Ronny struggled with addiction most of his life he inspired many to overcome the same challenges he faced. For this the world is a better place.
Above all else Ronny was a father, son and brother. His children meant the world to him. Ronny’s struggles took his focus off family and friends at times but we know in his heart his children, family and friends are what he cherished most.
He is proceeded in death by his father Vernon Faircloth, son Jakob Faircloth, Maternal and Paternal grandparents.
He is survived by his mother and stepfather Rod & Carol Barnes, brother Randy (Trisha) Faircloth, sister Staci (Jason) Sprecher, children Zachary, Payton, Alexandra and Elijah, grandchildren Bentlie and Zaylen, many nieces and nephews, aunts and uncles and countless friends.
A celebration of Life will be held on January 7th at Spring Green Community Church 151 E Bossard St Spring Green, WI 53588.
Visitation will be from 10:00-12:00pm, service at 12:00 followed by a luncheon.
In lieu of flowers the family is asking that you donate to the memorial fund. All donations will be used to cover funeral expenses with any additional funds going to his children.
There are no words to express the deep sadness we are facing with losing such an amazing person. The words of encouragement that we have heard and read online will forever be held in our hearts. Thank you so much and God bless!
Ronny Jay passed away in his sleep of natural causes. He had been sober for some time. Ronny made a positive and unforgettable impact on everyone he met. His smile would light up a room and his laugh was contagious. He touched the lives of more people in his life time than ever expected.
Aug 16, 1971-Dec 24, 2016
On December 24th Ronny Jay passed away in his sleep of natural causes. Ronny made a positive and unforgettable impact on everyone he met. His smile would light up a room and his laugh was contagious. He touched the lives of more people in his life time than ever expected.
Ronny was a mason by trade and a MMA fighter by heart. One of the few MMA Fighters to make it to the UFC. Ronny spent 13 years dedicated to the MMA sport. His true worth was in training fighters. The people he touched through training that are better off because of knowing Ronny far outweigh his accomplishments in the ring. While Ronny struggled with addiction most of his life he inspired many to overcome the same challenges he faced. For this the world is a better place.
Above all else Ronny was a father, son and brother. His children meant the world to him. Ronny’s struggles took his focus off family and friends at times but we know in his heart his children, family and friends are what he cherished most.
He is proceeded in death by his father Vernon Faircloth, son Jakob Faircloth, Maternal and Paternal grandparents.
He is survived by his mother and stepfather Rod & Carol Barnes, brother Randy (Trisha) Faircloth, sister Staci (Jason) Sprecher, children Zachary, Payton, Alexandra and Elijah, grandchildren Bentlie and Zaylen, many nieces and nephews, aunts and uncles and countless friends.
A celebration of Life will be held on January 7th at Spring Green Community Church 151 E Bossard St Spring Green, WI 53588.
Visitation will be from 10:00-12:00pm, service at 12:00 followed by a luncheon.
In lieu of flowers the family is asking that you donate to the memorial fund. All donations will be used to cover funeral expenses with any additional funds going to his children.
There are no words to express the deep sadness we are facing with losing such an amazing person. The words of encouragement that we have heard and read online will forever be held in our hearts. Thank you so much and God bless!
Organizer
Staci Sprecher
Organizer
Spring Green, WI