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Ronald Lee Wallis
February 25, 1954 - July 6, 2021

Place of Birth: Culbertson, MT
Residence: Culbertson, MT
Age: 67



Ronald Lee Wallis was born February 25, 1954 to Robert and Cecilia Wallis in Culbertson, MT. He grew up in Froid, MT with his 5 brothers and his baby sister, Lucille (Lulu). During his school years, he played baseball, basketball, and football, with football being his favorite. He graduated in 1973 from Froid High School, and immediately joined the Army. He was a medic in Germany, and continued a career with the military until he was honorably discharged in 1993.
Ronald married the love of his life, Nancy Ann Nacey, on May 12, 1979. There was a bet at the Mint Bar in Froid as to how long the marriage would last, because they were such opposites! They proved everyone wrong with 33 years of happiness together, and 3 beautiful daughters. Ronald and Nancy did everything together, and were truly best friends until her passing in 2012.
Papa Wallis had a special bond with each of his 7 grandchildren. Swimming, fishing, playing cards, cruising to the oldies music, and supporting all of their sporting events, were some of the many things he enjoyed doing with them. He had a special Pen Pal relationship with his granddaughter, Mya.
Ronald has a passion for coaching basketball and football. His love for coaching showed when he coached all three of his daughters, and grandsons. He had a special place in his heart for the Brockton Warriors. He coached football and basketball for Brockton. He cherished all the years of coaching the Warriors, and kept in contact with all of his players by going to graduations, and through texts and Facebook.
“Dad, we are going to miss all of your jokes, stories, playing cards, and our little fishing trips to the slab. We will miss those late night phone calls when you just wanted to say “Hi” and visit, or asking about your grandchildren. Missing you comes with the comfort of knowing that you are finally with your “Snookie”, and I’m sure that she gave you a big “Smooch” as soon as you got to Heaven.”
Ronald was preceded in death by; his wife, Nancy; his brother, Raybern; and his parents, Robert and Cecilia.
Ronald is survived by; his daughters, Jean (Les) Rathbun, LeeAnn (Stacy) Stangeland, and Rhonda Sorensen; his grandchildren, Sierra and Dalton Rathbun, Jaxon and Milo Stangeland, Makenzie and Mya Sorensen, and Lenna Schober; his brothers, Richard “Dick” (Cheryl), Robert “Bob” (Nici), Cecil (Patty Jo), Jim (Janet), Jerry, and his special baby sister, Lucille “Lulu” (Dale) Baker.

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Chole Crosby (Sidney, Montana)
Jul 7, 2021
I am very sorry to hear about Ron. I met Ron and Nancy when I worked in Culbertson. May our Lord continue to give you comfort and strength. God Bless.
Cecil Campbell Jr
Jul 8, 2021
My deepest condolences for your loss. I always appreciated Uncle Ron's humor. He will be missed.
Jim Murray (D.C.)
Jul 8, 2021
Very sorry to learn this. Condolences to all. Ron was an important figure in my high school years. Football practice, high school plays, hours burning gas in my folks’ 65 Bel Air. Simpler days. Great sense of humor. Good guy. Got to catch up in 2010 and very much enjoyed it.
Dave Johnson (Billings, MT)
Jul 8, 2021
So saddened to hear of Ron (Taco's) passing. I was in the guard with Ron and we had some pretty wild adventures. RIP Taco, until we meet again.
Ilse Campbell (Grafenwohr Germany)
Jul 9, 2021
So sorry for you loss. My heart goes out to the family. RIP Ron.
Donna Bee (Williston, ND)
Jul 9, 2021
My sincere condolences to Ron's family. God bless Ron and may he rest in peace.
David Ostby (Bozeman, Montana)
Jul 9, 2021
So many condolensces to the Wallis family. Ron always had a sense of humor and a smile. The Wallis family was such an important part of Froid's sports activities.
EJ Lambert (Belcourt, ND)
Aug 7, 2022
I met Ronnie in high school we became good friends we shared some good times with lots of laughter and great memories I enjoyed our visits at Brockton basketball games and very much liked and appreciated you coaching our kids … you are gonna be missed my friend. There is no word for good bye in our language but see you again as life travels in a circle I will see you again Ronnie. My sincere condolences to all of the families and friends
Beloved Brother, Dad, Papa & Coach
Milo, Karen, Kurt, Tammy, Kaden & Zevin
The Joslin Family
In Loving Memory
Jim Murray
Kevin, Melinda, Richard & Kids
RoxAnn & Robert
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