~ IN MEMORY ~
USAF veteran, DL Capt. Ronald C. Jones
October 2, 1934 ~ March 15, 2025
Retired Delta pilot and Delta Golden Wings member
Captain Ronald C. Jones, age 90, passed away March 15, 2025. Ron was born
October 2, 1934, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
He joined Delta Air Lines 04-01-1963 and retired in 1994, and was based
Chicago and then Atlanta at the time of retirement. Widowed in January 2024, Ron is survived by their
children and their children’s families.
PCN memorial site
https://www.quinn-shalz.com/obituaries/ronald-jones
He was an only child to wonderful parents, Charles
and Celeste Jones. He grew up in Milwaukee and graduated from Wauwatosa High
School, where he went on to attend Wentworth Military Academy for two years.
Ron then transferred to Carroll College, now Carroll University, to get his
B.S. in Business and a minor in Biology.
After college, Ron joined the Air Force and was a
part of the Air Guard for 10 years. Ron then joined Delta Airlines as a pilot
and was based in Chicago, Illinois and then transferred to the Atlanta, Georgia
hub. After 31.5 years flying for Delta, Ron and his wife, Barbara, retired to
Lake Oconee in Greensboro, Georgia.
Ron is survived by his son, Scott (Lynn);
daughter, Lynn; grandchildren, Colleen, Nicci, Darby, Kelsey and Charlie; great
grandchildren, Tripp, Scottie, Cami, Callahan and Charlotte. He was predeceased
by his wife (Barbara).
In between flying, Ron would spend his days with
his family and friends. His favorite pastimes were boating and swimming at Lake
Oconee.
A private family Celebration of Life will be held
at a later date. In lieu of flowers, please donate in his name to the following
organization: Community Hospice & Palliative Care, 4266 Sunbeam Road,
Jacksonville, FL 32257, or give online at thefoundationcares.org/give
https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/30385770/barbara-colleen-jones
Brought to you by McCommons Funeral Home
Barbara Colleen Jones of Greensboro GA
August 21, 1939 ~ January 5, 2024
On Friday, January 5th, 2024, Barbara Colleen
Jones, the beautiful wife of Ronald Jones, our
wonderful mother, sister, grandmother, great
grandmother and friend to all left us to meet her
Lord and Savior after battling cancer for the
second time. Barbara never met a stranger and
became an instant friend to everyone she met. If
you had a chance to meet her, your life would
have been uplifted to the next level. Her passion
for life brought such joy and happiness into the
world not to mention her humor and infectious
laughter. It is not often that you meet such a
special person who spreads joy and kindness
wherever her travels took her. Our mother majored
in being the matriarch of our family where she
shared a 63-year love story with our father who
was her husband and best friend.
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