Ronald E. Brissey, 55, of Mooresville, passed from this life at 3:55am, on Sunday, November 29, 2015, in St. Francis Hospital South, after recently being diagnosed with cancer. He was born on June 24, 1960, in Franklin, to the late Gordon Lee Brissey and Dorothy (Atwood) Brissey Seering.
Ron attended Washington High School and became a certified diesel mechanic while proudly serving in the United States Army. He previously worked at Stoops Trucking, Smith's Trucking and was currently driving a truck for Ceva Logistics. He met the love of his life, Jenny at the Moose Lodge in Speedway; sharing the past 18 years together. A man full of integrity, Ron immediately became a part of Jenny’s family and accepted each of her children and treated them as if they were his own. In addition, Ron and Jenny have generously fostered several individuals with special needs. He was known to have a funny, yet sometimes sarcastic sense of humor and was always willing to lend a helpful hand. In his spare time, he enjoyed riding his Harley, doing yardwork, listening to country music and above all spending time with his adored grandchildren. A man with such a large kind and loving heart, he will be deeply missed and his memories will forever be cherished by those blessed to know him.
Along with his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Tony Brissey and his beloved foster daughter, Katrina.
Survivors include his adored companion, Jenny Dooley-Lee of Mooresville; her children, Jason Lee (wife, Carrie), Brandi Smith and Josh Lee (wife, Stephanie) all of Monrovia; foster children, Mary, Jeanie, Charlie, Raegan; siblings, Jason Brissey (wife Becky), Marvin Seering, Donna Gadient (husband, Ed) and Lori Trussler; grandchildren, Machkenzye, Garrison, Jason, Genna, Gracie, June, Bailee, Georgia, Loghan and Paityn; eleven nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life service will begin at 7pm, on Tuesday, December 1, 2015, at Light Memorial & Funeral Chapel in Monrovia, with visitation held there from 4pm until the time of service. Pastor Jimmy Parsons will officiate and cremation will follow the services. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association. To share a favorite memory, send an online condolence to the family or light a candle in Ron’s memory visit www.lightmemorial.com.
Ron attended Washington High School and became a certified diesel mechanic while proudly serving in the United States Army. He previously worked at Stoops Trucking, Smith's Trucking and was currently driving a truck for Ceva Logistics. He met the love of his life, Jenny at the Moose Lodge in Speedway; sharing the past 18 years together. A man full of integrity, Ron immediately became a part of Jenny’s family and accepted each of her children and treated them as if they were his own. In addition, Ron and Jenny have generously fostered several individuals with special needs. He was known to have a funny, yet sometimes sarcastic sense of humor and was always willing to lend a helpful hand. In his spare time, he enjoyed riding his Harley, doing yardwork, listening to country music and above all spending time with his adored grandchildren. A man with such a large kind and loving heart, he will be deeply missed and his memories will forever be cherished by those blessed to know him.
Along with his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Tony Brissey and his beloved foster daughter, Katrina.
Survivors include his adored companion, Jenny Dooley-Lee of Mooresville; her children, Jason Lee (wife, Carrie), Brandi Smith and Josh Lee (wife, Stephanie) all of Monrovia; foster children, Mary, Jeanie, Charlie, Raegan; siblings, Jason Brissey (wife Becky), Marvin Seering, Donna Gadient (husband, Ed) and Lori Trussler; grandchildren, Machkenzye, Garrison, Jason, Genna, Gracie, June, Bailee, Georgia, Loghan and Paityn; eleven nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life service will begin at 7pm, on Tuesday, December 1, 2015, at Light Memorial & Funeral Chapel in Monrovia, with visitation held there from 4pm until the time of service. Pastor Jimmy Parsons will officiate and cremation will follow the services. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association. To share a favorite memory, send an online condolence to the family or light a candle in Ron’s memory visit www.lightmemorial.com.
Ronald E. Brissey, 55, of Mooresville, passed from this life at 3:55am, on Sunday, November 29, 2015, in St. Francis Hospital South, after recently being diagnosed with cancer. He was born on June 24, 1960, in Franklin, to the late Gordon Lee Brissey and Dorothy (Atwood) Brissey Seering.
Ron attended Washington High School and became a certified diesel mechanic while proudly serving in the United States Army. He previously worked at Stoops Trucking, Smith's Trucking and was currently driving a truck for Ceva Logistics. He met the love of his life, Jenny at the Moose Lodge in Speedway; sharing the past 18 years together. A man full of integrity, Ron immediately became a part of Jenny’s family and accepted each of her children and treated them as if they were his own. In addition, Ron and Jenny have generously fostered several individuals with special needs. He was known to have a funny, yet sometimes sarcastic sense of humor and was always willing to lend a helpful hand. In his spare time, he enjoyed riding his Harley, doing yardwork, listening to country music and above all spending time with his adored grandchildren. A man with such a large kind and loving heart, he will be deeply missed and his memories will forever be cherished by those blessed to know him.
Along with his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Tony Brissey and his beloved foster daughter, Katrina.
Survivors include his adored companion, Jenny Dooley-Lee of Mooresville; her children, Jason Lee (wife, Carrie), Brandi Smith and Josh Lee (wife, Stephanie) all of Monrovia; foster children, Mary, Jeanie, Charlie, Raegan; siblings, Jason Brissey (wife Becky), Marvin Seering, Donna Gadient (husband, Ed) and Lori Trussler; grandchildren, Machkenzye, Garrison, Jason, Genna, Gracie, June, Bailee, Georgia, Loghan and Paityn; eleven nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life service will begin at 7pm, on Tuesday, December 1, 2015, at Light Memorial & Funeral Chapel in Monrovia, with visitation held there from 4pm until the time of service. Pastor Jimmy Parsons will officiate and cremation will follow the services. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association. To share a favorite memory, send an online condolence to the family or light a candle in Ron’s memory visit www.lightmemorial.com.
Ron attended Washington High School and became a certified diesel mechanic while proudly serving in the United States Army. He previously worked at Stoops Trucking, Smith's Trucking and was currently driving a truck for Ceva Logistics. He met the love of his life, Jenny at the Moose Lodge in Speedway; sharing the past 18 years together. A man full of integrity, Ron immediately became a part of Jenny’s family and accepted each of her children and treated them as if they were his own. In addition, Ron and Jenny have generously fostered several individuals with special needs. He was known to have a funny, yet sometimes sarcastic sense of humor and was always willing to lend a helpful hand. In his spare time, he enjoyed riding his Harley, doing yardwork, listening to country music and above all spending time with his adored grandchildren. A man with such a large kind and loving heart, he will be deeply missed and his memories will forever be cherished by those blessed to know him.
Along with his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Tony Brissey and his beloved foster daughter, Katrina.
Survivors include his adored companion, Jenny Dooley-Lee of Mooresville; her children, Jason Lee (wife, Carrie), Brandi Smith and Josh Lee (wife, Stephanie) all of Monrovia; foster children, Mary, Jeanie, Charlie, Raegan; siblings, Jason Brissey (wife Becky), Marvin Seering, Donna Gadient (husband, Ed) and Lori Trussler; grandchildren, Machkenzye, Garrison, Jason, Genna, Gracie, June, Bailee, Georgia, Loghan and Paityn; eleven nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life service will begin at 7pm, on Tuesday, December 1, 2015, at Light Memorial & Funeral Chapel in Monrovia, with visitation held there from 4pm until the time of service. Pastor Jimmy Parsons will officiate and cremation will follow the services. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association. To share a favorite memory, send an online condolence to the family or light a candle in Ron’s memory visit www.lightmemorial.com.
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