Ronald Colyer

Birth date: Jan 11, 1948 Death date: Nov 8, 2020

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Obituary Ronald K. Colyer, 72, of Mosheim, passed away Sunday evening.He was a member of Pine Grove United Methodist Church and attended Mosheim Central United Methodist Church as long as his health permitted. Ronnie retired from Philips Consumer Electronics and Roby Senior Adult Center. He was also retired from farming and raising Polled Herefords. He was a former commissioner of Glen Hills Utility District.He was an avid sports fan supporting University of Tennessee and local high school sports.He was a proud US Air Force veteran having served in Vietnam. Ronnie was a member of the Greene County Livestock Association.He was preceded in death by his wife: June Colyer in January of 2020; his father: Roy Colyer in 1989.Survivors include his mother, who was his caregiver: Faye Colyer; special double first cousins: Marilyn Neece, Gwen and David Rader, Roger and Ellen Colyer, Chrissy, Henry, Cambell and Isaac Gaby, Aaron, Angie, Cole and Reid Colyer, Spencer, Lindsay, Liam, and Owen Rader; uncle: J.T. Clowers; brother-in-law: Willis Gregg; many special friends, including: Don Henry, Tommy and Kaye Ellenburg and family, Herb Reynolds, and Rusty Ottinger; several cousins and neighbors.The family will receive friends from 2 – 6 p.m. on Thursday at Doughty-Stevens Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Doughty-Stevens Chapel. The Rev. Ricky Clowers, the Rev. Jim Fain, and the Rev. James Brooks will officiate. Burial will be in Mosheim Central Cemetery.Active pallbearers will be Don Henry, Aaron Colyer, Cole Colyer, Spencer Rader, Henry Gaby, Isaac Gaby, Tommy Ellenburg, Rusty Ottinger, and Cole Ellenburg.Memorials contributions may be made to the charity of the donor’s choice. Special thanks is extended to Smoky Mountain Home Health and Hospice, Dr. Dharmen Patel and staff, and Dr. Andy Roberts.To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Ronald Colyer, please visit our floral store.

Anonymous

I met Ronnie several years ago at the National farm machinery show in Louisville we became close friends over the year talking about his Vols and my wildcats never a game went by we didn’t talk on the phone about what the coaches or players should have done. I will miss you Ol friend until we meet again 20,15,10,and 5 touchdown Tennessee

Anonymous

Ronnie you were my brothers ages/their friend but after being hired at Plant 3-- you and I became friends. The 4-12:30 shift was yours, mine & Momma Kats (Mary Katherine) Here's to "quitting time, a cup of coffee & a laugh" I appreciated both of you. Such a good memory! Faye I'll B Praying For You Dear Lady.RIP Ronnie Colyer...Sandy Bible

Anonymous

Ronnie and I served together in the United States Air Force, and rode together back an forth to Greeneville. Ronnie was a true friend, patriot, and the kind of man we should all strive to be. So long ole friend.