Birth date: Dec 22, 1933 Death date: Feb 10, 2013
Ronald Clifton Mansfield passed away February 10, 2013 at the age of 79 from Parkinson’s Disease. He was born December 22, 1933 in Salina, Utah. He was the first child of Rulon Mansfield and Ilene Poulson. When he was very young h Read Obituary
The obituary is so nice as his life was. Enjoyed visiting with him in your home. Now he is himself again, with all the health and energy to accomplish much more good. What a blessing we have the Gospel and know we will be reunited again forever. My Sympathy to Marilyn and the family.
Mike, I am so sorry for your loss. Your dad sounds like a wonderful man! I wish I could see his garden. May you find peace and comfort in the Lord's plan.
Jennifer Davis
I am so sorry for the passing of Ron-your husband, father and grandfather. I remember so many good times shared with your family and the great neighbors you were to us growing up. Ron was always helpful to everyone and you knew that he loved you, Marilyn, and all of you boys. May you be comforted in the days and months ahead. Aren't we blessed to know where he has gone?
So sorry for your loss Scott.
We would like to share our sympathies to you and your family at the passing of Ron. We have great memories of you and Ron and your place in our lives. Let's get together sometime to visit and catch up. May you be comforted at this difficult time. Take care and know that we care about you.
Dear Aunt Marilyn, Boys and families, I will miss Uncle Ronald. The memories I have go back to some of my earliest when we were all together having fun. There are camping trips, countless reunions, working at Tee Time, picking fruit at Grandma and Grandpas, sharing holidays and of course, the football games at the Scera Park. He was always the best example, the person who knew the right way to do things, the voice of reason and love. I still haven't figured out how he lost the vote to buy the first little red boat. Taking it out on Utah Lake for the first time, I can still hear him wondering about what possessed them to buy it. He was a good captain, though, and could drive it to get a skier up. When I was older an learned about his near drowning, I was even more impressed that he went along with the group and helped all of us learn to love boating. My memories could go on and on. I look forward to seeing all of you and sharing more then. He was the best! Love you all, Jan
Ron moved into the Ashford just five days after my mom did. We were privileged to witness the love that his family members demonstrated toward him during his last weeks. It is a bittrsweet time to watch a precious family let go of one so loved while knowing it is the end of one journey and a returning home celebration at the same time. It was good to get to know Paul and Kerry and we will miss seeing you at the Ashford.
Marilyn, we were so sorry to hear about Ron. We are in St George for the winter, but send our love and sympathy to you and your family at this time. May God's choicest blessings be with you.
I was so sad to hear about your very sad loss. I always loved your family and appreciated your many contributions to our ward when I was growing up in Orem. May you be comforted at this difficult time and know that many others care. I remember Ron and Marilyn as always friendly and smiling and such nice sons too. God bless you all.
Andrea
We send our love and sympathy to the family. We have many fond memories of being with Ron and Marilyn as we gathered with Paul and Kerry's family. The cabin at Bear Lake was a special place for enjoying family and we have been lucky enough to enjoy time in that relaxing cabin. Thank you, Ronald for all the building and work you continued to do up there. We love you all and wish for your peace and comfort as you put faith in Christ's plan of salvation. He was a great man and leaves a great posterity. Love and hugs!
