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Ronald Chester Karwoski

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Ronald Chester Karwoski, 62, of Atlanta, GA, died Thursday October 21st at Westley Woods Hospice, Atlanta, GA surrounded by his family.

Born in Scranton, he was a son of the late Chester J. Karwoski and Pearl T Bialczak Karwoski. He was a graduate of West Scranton High School, class of 1966. He was a Marines Veteran of Vietnam and received a law degree from the University of Georgia Law School in Athens GA. Surviving are 2 children, Veronica Karwoski and Stefanie Karwoski both of Atlanta, two brothers, Jerome Karwoski and wife Merja, Grand Prairie, TX, Chester J. Karwoski Jr. and wife Gloria, St. Louis, MO, and two sisters, Christine Karwoski, Tucson, AZ and Elaine Boubenider and husband Med, Houston, TX.

A memorial service is planned for 11:00am Saturday, October 30th at The United Church of Christ, Atlanta, GA. Friends may visit www.westgeorgiacrematory.com to send online condolences. He will be buried at St. Peter

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  3. Ron was a wonderful free spirt. His friendship meant alot to all who knew him even though we would be miles apart. God Bless and keep your sprit free

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  4. Ron was a great friend and human being. He will live on in our thoughts and memories. Stories of him still bring smiles to all that knew him. Semper Fi my friend.

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  5. Ron was a close cousin and we did alot together in our early years while in Scranton and kept in touch throughout our adult life. Ron overcame many uphill challeges throughout life and will be missed by many. Payers go out to his Wife, daughters and family.

    Rich and Rosalie Roscoe
    The Villages, Florida

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  6. I realize we only met once girls but I tried my best to get your dad to come back to Idaho for a visit and let me show you a good time out west, sorry that didn&singleqoutest come to past, my heatfelt sorrow you and your family, if you were to ever come out west I&singleqoutesll be happy to be your guide. Have a great life and your dad will always be in out thoughts.

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  7. The things we did, the times we shared the laughs we enjoyed, will never allow Ron to be forgotten.The world is a sadder place today
    for us all. Peace be with you my friend.

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  8. To the entire Karwoski Family;

    Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the passing of your beloved Ron. I have known Ron since kindergarten. He was a true friend while being &qoutesquite the character&qoutes.
    Now that Ron has completed his physical journey, please know that his spirit will be with you forever.

    With sympathy,
    Dennis M. O&singleqoutesHearn
    Richfield, MN

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  9. Ron was an unique and caring person. He had a charismatic personality, that could make an ordinary situation into an exciting time.I&singleqoutesll always keep fond memories of Ron and our friendship.I send my prayers and deepest sympathy to his daughters and his brothers and sisters.

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  10. I&singleqoutesll never forgot the laughter and good times of being with Ron. His lighthearted nature made him a truly great person. Ron will be missed by all who knew him.

    John

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  12. Ron you were a great brother who really inspired me when I was young. I owe much of what I accompolished in life to your direction when I was in high school. I was always so proud of you for becoming a marine, and getting a law degree.

    I know your life did have a lot of challenges but you always took everything in stride and you were blessed with 2 beautiful daughters who you loved very, very much.

    I always loved when you told stories or recalled events throughout your life and not only gave the exact date but also the name of the song that was playing.

    I love you, Ron and I will miss you dearly.

    Your sister,
    Elaine

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  13. sincere condolences to the Karwoski family from a fellow West Scranton classmate.We will always have happy memories of Ron and family.Sincerely..The Savino family..Carlie,Barbara and Carol

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  14. To my beloved brother, Ronnie, You were the brother I looked up to and respected the most. It saddens me that you were taken from us so abruptly and at such a young age. But now, you are in good hands and being cared for. You will be in my thoughts and prayers forever. Love Chester

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  15. I had the pleasure of knowing Ron over the last 15 years. Though our acquaintance was not extensive, I enjoyed his friendship, temperament, and intellect. To me, Ron was the type of person that you really wanted to see and have a conversation with. To his family…please know that I am extending my deepest sympathy for you in this loss.

    Randy Hartung
    Cypress, Texas

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  16. To the Karwoski family. I was so sorry to hear of Ronnie&singleqoutess passing. We always got along when ever we saw each other. To Jerome, Christine, Chester and Elaine, we, Tony Costa, Rose Labella and Paulette Karwoski send our heartfelt condolences to all of you. Ronnie will alway be in my prayers.
    Paulette Karwoski
    Scranton, Pa.

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  17. I little knew the day that God was going to call your name, In life I loved you dearly, in death I do the same. It broke my heart to lose you, but in God I put my trust, In times as difficult as this, faith is such a must. Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same.
    Your sister,
    Chris

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  18. We are so sorry to hear of Ron&singleqoutess passing. Life flies by way too quickly and even though our connection has been distant and silent for many years, we carry the memories of our friends and the wonderful moments spent with them while we lived in Atlanta.

    We will keep you in our hearts for quite a while.

    Maria and Bernie Gibbs,
    Wellington, New Zealand

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