| Ronald R Meadows (Deceased) Pat Meadows Served: 1969-1970 E-Mail: Patricia.Meadows@st.marys.org Address: 2626 Lakeview DR Saint Albans WV Pat's Phone: 304-727-0968 Twin brother Don's cell phone: 304-539-9942 |


| August 19, 2006 While searching out past members of the 104Th Engineers we learned of the passing of a fellow Veteran. Ronald R.Meadows passed away in April 26, 2005, he left behind Patricia a loving wife, 2 daughters, Stephanie and Julie, a son, Sean and Don his twin brother. As fellow Veterans lets keep his memory alive, and do not forget the family, when a friend leaves this mortal world he leaves behind a lot of holes. A card or phone call is always appreciated. |
| Final Inspection A dead soldier was facing God, For lives will always pass; He hoped his shoes were shining, Just as brightly as his brass. "Step forward, now How shall I deal with you; Have you always turned the other cheek, To my bible always true?" The soldier snapped to attention, "No, Lord, I guess I aint; It seems that we who carry guns, Can't always be a saint." "I've had to work most Sundays, My work was always rough; At times I have been violent, Because the job was tough." "But, I never took a penny, That wasn't mine to keep; Though I worked a lot of overitme, When my bills became to steep." "I never passed a cry for help, But often shook with fears, And sometimes, God, forgive me, I have wept unmanly tears." "I know I don't deserve a place, Among these good folks here; They never wanted me around, Unless a war was near." "But if you have room for me, It need not be too grand; I never had, or needed much, Im sure you understand." A silence fell around that throne, Where saints had often trod; The dead soldier, with baited breath, Feared judgement from his God. "Step forward now, U.S. soldier, You've borne your burdens well; Walk peacefully on Heaven's streets, You've done you're time in hell." |
| August 19, 2006 I placed a call to Andy Mullis, he and Fletcher Morris were going over pictures and when I informed him of Ron's passing, he said they were just looking at his picture. Bottom is Ron Meadows, left to right-Fletcher Morris, Larry Goodwin, and Robert Miller. |
