Ronald L. Alexander
December 7, 1944 ~ May 1, 2020
Ronald L. Alexander
75, of Mooresville, passed away on May 1, 2020 in St. Francis Hospital, Indianapolis. He was preceded in death by his wife, Sandra Alexander and parents Denzil and Dorothy Alexander. Ron was born December 7, 1944 in Richmond, Indiana. He grew up on his family’s farm in Lynn, Indiana.
While attending Ball State University, Ron met his wife Sandy on a blind date. They wed on November 27, 1965 and had two children, Dawn and Heather.
Together Ron and Sandy opened Alexander Insurance Agency serving the Mooresville and surrounding communities in 1979. He was a prominent fixture in Mooresville and Morgan County serving on many boards and clubs. He was a very generous and kind man. Ron was well known for the 20 plus years he spent coaching girls’ softball.
He and Sandy enjoyed traveling the world and were avid sports fans of their beloved Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football, IU basketball, and Indianapolis Colts.
Ron thoroughly enjoyed playing golf, reading, and going to movies. Enjoying these things could not come close to the love he had for family and time spent with them.
He is survived by daughters Dawn Russell (Roderick), Heather Foley (Sean); grandchildren Alexandria Day, Jacob Day; sister-in-law Vickie Allen; sisters Pamela Sagala, Palm Coast, FL, Judy Weatherly, Richmond, IN, Becky Cunningham, Apache Junction, AZ; niece Maren Allen; great niece Dakota Parton.
A private service will be held at Carlisle-Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville on May 8, 2020.
Memorial contributions may be made in Ron’s memory to Churches in Mission, 27 S Indiana St, Mooresville, IN 46158 http://www.churchesinmission.org/donate.html
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We are so sorry to hear this news. Ron was a great friend to my parents especially my dad. They enjoyed golf and movies while in FL. He was a lovely caring person and will be missed by many!! Love to the family! Teresa and Tracey Stagner FL.
Your father was a remarkable man and respected by many. My deepest condolences to Heather, Dawn and their families.
Ron was one of my dearest friends I will miss him always my deepest condolences to Dawn and Heather
Your mom and dad put up with the neighborhood kids in the side yard every summer.
Couldn’t find a man as kind and caring as Ron. He will be missed by many. Hugs and prays to Dawn , Heather and family. The Meador family
I will miss just talking with him about nothing. I have lost a friend and I hope that I will live long enough to try and get as good as this man was. Dawn and heather are proof of how good this man was.
Love, hugs and prayers for Dawn, Heather and the entire family!
I remember you for coaching girls softball for years with Heather. RIP!
So sorry for your loss.
Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. We want you to know how sorry we are for your loss. He was a good golfer and hit it straight. He will be missed terribly. Many Blessings, Bob Ellington
To my brother, I will miss our phone calls. You always gave me a call and when you didn’t call me I knew something was wrong. Who am I going to try and convince not to vote “Democrat” LOL. I am so glad I got to see and speak to you I just wish the connection was better. I miss you now and I will miss you forever. I love you, your sister Pam.
So sorry and sincere condolences to Ron’s family. I was a classmate at Lynn and he was a special friend. Our class will be sending a memorial to the Mission as we did for Sandy when she passed away. We will miss him so much.
So sad to learn of Ron’s passing. My deepest sympathy to the Alexander family. I have fond memories that span from Eagle Pines to Copperhead Golf Course in FL. RIP MY FRIEND.
I just learned today about Ron’s passing. I have fond memories of our family times together together traveling between Mooresville and Martinsville where the adults played bridge and the children enjoyed their time together. Your parents were fun and enjoyable individuals to be around. Dale Smith