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Ronald Anthony Krull, age 81, of Savannah, passed away Saturday, March 21, 2020, at Azalealand Nursing Home.
Arrangements will be a later date.
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Dave & Jackie Slyman
We have lost our dearest friend, Dave is so lost they have been friends since high school❣️❣️ Dave misses talking to him everyday and he will probably continue to call him, because he has vascular dementia and won’t remember that he is gone❣️ Yogi was such a big part of our lives, he was definitely family, he was loved by all my children and many of our friends❣️❣️Todd, you and your family have our deepest sympathy and we feel your loss, you were his boy and he loved you dearly and he was so proud of you and your family????????We will PRAY for you and your family and of course for Yogi our dearest friend, May he Rest In Peace❣️❣️All our love Uncle Dave & Aunt Jackie
Joe and Marcia Slyman
Dear Todd and family, We are deeply saddened by Your Dads death. We Know you know how much we loved him and what a great friend he was to all of us. He definitely was one in a million and we will miss him always. Thank you for sending him to visit last year, we treasure our time with him. Love Joe and Marcia Slyman
Marianne Janitelli
So sorry , Yogi was truly one of a kind, a forever friend to many. Rest In Peace ????????
Tony Monastra
Todd, Thank you so much for the phone call today and may your father’s memory be eternal. I worked on the same shift at the Parma Police Department with your Dad and I was a brand new officer and was with your Dad and we made my first arrest at the Side Door Lounge and Brookpark and Hauerman. Their was a male outside of the bar with a drink in his hand and we arrested him for having a drink outside of the bar. I think this was about the first week I was on the road after coming back from school. I will always respect your father , may he rest in peace.
Tony Monastra Retired Parma Police Department
John Zaccardelli
Shocked to hear that Yogi has passed away. Ron and I go back to January 7th, 1964, when along with Gene Mikel (who incidentally, is himself in a nursing home), we were all sworn in on the Parma Police Department. For the time he was there he was one of my closest friends. We spent a lot of time together on the job and also at various houses playing cards. I have many, many fond memories. This is very sad!
I don’t know where everyone is now – but I remember how much he loved Todd and Lisa. Marilyn, like my own wife, was a Hoban graduate and we used to tease the wives about being “one of those Hoban girls”. Yogi was the only cop who called my wife by her nickname “skeeter” and they got along really well.
My sympathies to his family and of course his long time friend Dave Slyman.
I am sorry to hear of Yogi’s passing.
Kathy
Will always love you! Miss you