Ronald Michael Wagner, born on October 28, 1957, in Detroit, Michigan, passed away on November 20, 2025. His departure has left a profound impact on the community that he cherished and cultivated throughout his life.

Ron was known for his private demeanor, yet he was beloved by all those whose lives he touched. His commitment to helping others was evident in the countless individuals who would readily admit that they owed him a favor or two, a testament to his selfless nature. He never sought anything in return for his kindness, embodying a spirit of generosity that resonated deeply within the hearts of many.

A man of many talents, Ron found joy in the open road, often driving across the country and locally. He was known to sing along to classic songs such as "The Eve of Destruction," "Sukiyaki," "The End of the World," "Dust in the Wind," and "Vincent." Between striking up conversations over his CB radio and enjoying the solace of his journeys, he also dreamed up brilliant science fiction scripts, though he never committed them to paper.

His interests were as diverse as his talents, ranging from his electric ranger project to crafting metal objects on his lathe. Ron loved what he did and pursued his passions with fervor, always seeking new endeavors that captivated his curiosity.

Ron cultivated a sense of family amongst friends, sharing meals and celebrating holidays together. His warmth brought people closer, allowing for intimate coffee shop conversations filled with profound insights into his theories of the universe, day-to-day living, and everything in between.

As we remember Ronald Michael Wagner, we hold him dear in our hearts, cherishing the love he gave and the practical wisdom he imparted. He leaves behind a legacy of kindness and creativity that will continue to inspire all who knew him. He is survived by his chosen family, Issac Middleton, CJ Breneman, David Bergenham, Jeremiah Bloink, Julian Durr, Denny Scheffers and the many lives he's chosen to be a part of. Ronald was a true testament to the saying "home is where the heart is"