Ronnie Lynn Pointer, 56, of Mexia, passed away Tuesday, December 6, 2016 at Providence Hospice Place in Waco.
Ronnie was born April 16, 1960 in Bryan to Joyce and Dale Pointer. He was a painter by profession, loved to play pool, dance, listen to Tejano music and was a avid Dallas Cowboys fan.
He was preceded in death by his father, Dale Pointer.
Ronnie is survived by his wife of 38 years, Linda Pointer of Mexia; mother, Joyce Pointer of Longview; two daughters, Stephanie and husband, Robert Taylor of Palestine and Brandi Castillo of Bryan; three brothers, Darrell, Dale Jr. and wife, Eva Pointer, Charley and wife, Pam Pointer; one sister, Jimmie and husband, Michael Hankins; grandchildren, Eric Pointer and Jarred and Marissa Hidrogo; two great-grandchildren, Aaliyah and Jakavien Pointer; and many nieces and nephews.
Private memorial service will be held in Gilmer, Texas.
Lake Shore Funeral Home & Cremation Services
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I will always remember you, Love you uncle Ronnie
Linda my Condolences to you and your Family may you find comfort in the many prayers from friends and family.
Ill miss you so much Dad……
We are so sorry to hear of Ronnie’s death. I hope you find comfort in that he is no longer in pain and that you have the opportunity to see him in good health in the future thru Jehovah’s promise of a resurrection into a Paradise earth. Acts 24:15
Linda I’m so sorry you lost the love of your life. I will be here for you if you need me. I love you!
Brandi, Linda & family,
Y’all have my condolences and are in my prayers. Ronnie is 100% better & in the best place ever. With our Father God in Heaven. He’s flying high with the angels❤Please let me know if I can do anything to help.
Being around you cousin was ALWAYS so much fun and such a pleasure… I love you and you will be greatly missed 🙁 God bless the family and my prayers are going out to you all to find some peace
My deepest condolences to your entire family on the loss
Of your father, Stephanie and Robert Taylor. Love to you and your family.
Frances Sims
Ronnie I will miss you very much I have enjoyed the past years with you and Linda coming down. Linda, Stephanie and Brandi I love you very much he is out of pain
love your sister always JimmIe
We are so sorry for your loss. Take comfort in the fact that he is free from pain now.
Hope your heart’s heals quickly. Heaven and your family have an angel to watch over you!
Man grandpa im really going to miss you. Im going to miss you always asking me to go smoke a cigarette with you, and us going out to eat together, also us watching the ball game. No matter how much of a mess up i am you always seen the best in me you always believed that i would be a professional boxer one day. Everything i did as a hobby you supported me and cheered me on as if i was the greatest. In my eyes and my heart you was the toughest man i knew and the most hard working man i ever knew. You was the light in our family. You are and always will be my hero and my father nobody can take that title away from you. Oh yeah by the way i have your cigarettes so whenever i go smoke outside your more then welcome to come outside with me to smoke and chat. Love you grandpa, see you soon, cant wait to hear you say “Hey Boy!”
Hey Dad,
How is your day going, I’m over here at your house visiting mom and helping her with everything. We can’t go five mintues without telling a story or a memory about you. The kids are back in school, Jarred and Marissa are still thininking about you, they already miss laughing at your jokes. Robert is helping mom and I know he is going to look out for her. We’re going to watch the Super Bowl for you, I know I’ll hear you all the way from heaven rooting for the Cowboys. All your friends and family are all missing you and are checking on mom to see if needs anything. Don’t worry about us we are going to stay close and take care of eachother. I know you will be looking over us. I can still hear you saying, ” I love you, your pretty”. Thanks for always being a loving and caring father.
May the love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead. We offer our most sincere condolences for your loss.
In Deepest Sympathy,
The Providence Hospice Team
I can not tell you how much I miss you. I always loved you and I’m sorry I never told you enough. The house is so quiet. The loneliness is unbearable at times. I would do anything to have you back. I have started back to the meetings . Hope to see you again. I miss you calling my name…Love you Ronnie Pointer