OBITUARY: Ronald George Webster, 1941-2026 1%
By LoCO Staff21%
7/31/2026, 11:56:30 PM
Topics: Obituaries
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In
Loving Memory of Ronald George Webster
April
23, 1941 –
July
27, 2026
Ronald
George Webster was born on April 23, 1941, in Tacoma, Washington, to
Lois Freudenstein-Webster and Truman Russell Webster.
He began his
journey home on July 27, 2026.
Ron
moved with his family to Southern California before settling in
Klamath, Calif. in 1958, where he grew up making memories with his
brothers.
They were always outside, getting into a little mischief
and enjoying every adventure they could find.
Ron
loved the outdoors.
Whether he was camping, fishing, hunting, or
cruising the mountains, that’s where he was happiest.
One of his
favorite stories was coming home with four elk after a hunt.
He
worked as a woodsman and later for BART in San Francisco.
He loved
concerts, especially AC/DC and Bob Seger, and had a passion for
gardening and growing things.
Ron
shared 37 wonderful years with the love of his life, Debra
Carpenter-Webster.
He took great pride in his yard and garden, loved
road trips, especially to Montana, and never missed a chance to visit
friends or make new ones.
He stayed close with his good friend Jeff
in Florida, always texting and sharing pictures.
Even
in his later years, Ron kept busy taking care of fish and
deer, making nets, and working on whatever project came next.
Most of
all, he loved spending time with his family.
Ron
lived life his way, always busy, always outdoors and always making
the most of every day.
He will be deeply missed and lovingly
remembered by all who knew him.
Ron
was preceded in death by his parents, Lois and Russell Webster; his
mother-in-law, Susanne Little; his children, Janet and Albert
Webster; his brothers-in-law, Duane Carpenter, Albert (Silvia)
Carpenter, Richard Carpenter and Charles Carpenter; his nephew, Dale
Webster; and his good friends Don Natt, Jerry McCovey and Walt
McCovey.
He
is survived by his wife of 37 years, Debra Carpenter-Webster; his
siblings, Jerry (Sandy), Ben (Myra) and Barbara Webster, Susie (Glen)
Sanchez, Shelly Carpenter, Tonya (Eldon) Yazzie and Bruz (Mary Jane)
Aubrey; his children, Tina Webster and Ticmil (Tabitha) Ashley; his
grandchildren, Thomas and Peter (Rebecca) Marceau, Ronald Thomas “RT”
Jones,
Tasha (Latrell) James, Cassandra (Chaygee) Charles, Michael Wamblee
(Tearnie), Amos, Kalvin and Iola Tsisnah Ashley; his good friends
Duane and William Proctor, George Smoker, Artie Jones, John and Alice
Chenault, Matt Douglas, Ricky Nova, Nancy and Ron Lake, George
Wilson, Curt Dempewolf, Fred Tuttle, Jade Reyes, Howard “Ducky,”
Marty Barber Sr. and Marty Barber Jr., Christina Phillips, Craig
Super, Sean “snack”
O’Neil
and Corky Simms; as well as many nieces, nephews, extended family
members and friends.
Please
forgive us if we have missed anyone.
Ron had a big heart, and there
were so many people he cared about throughout his life.
A
viewing will be held on Monday, August 3, at 10 a.m. at Ayres Family
Cremation in Eureka.
Following
Ron’s wishes, his ashes will be spread alongside his parents at Blue
Creek.
Family and friends who wish to join are invited to meet at 9
a.m. on Tuesday, August 4, at the boat dock in Klamath.
Seating on
the boats will be limited to family members, but anyone with a boat
who would like to travel with the family is warmly welcome to do so.
Afterward,
please join the family for a potluck reception at 1 p.m. at the Keehl
Community Room, 111 Huckleberry Lane, Klamath Glen.
Please bring your
favorite dish, your memories and your stories of Ron to share as we
celebrate a life well lived.
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