Birth date: Oct 3, 1949 Death date: Sep 12, 2017
Ron “Lefty” DeStefano, 67, passed away on Tuesday at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Life-long St. Louis Cardinal and New York Giants fan, he enjoyed nothing more than watching or attending a game with his family. Ron was born in Solvay, a Read Obituary
Rich Monaco, Orlando, Fl. My heart sank as I read the news. 50 years have passed but it as no time has passed when I remember Lefty. His laugh,his happy personality will remain with me as he is part of the youthful fun of the 1960's. My deepest sorrow to his loved ones. [email protected]
To The DeStefano Family,
It is with great sadness that I read this about my softball buddy Lefty. We both played in so many game against each other that we always laughed about it. He was one of the Best 1st Baseman around the whole Syracuse area believe me. Rest In Peace My Friend "Lefty" as You were one of the Good Guys From Solvay. I lit a Green candle for Lefty because all he knew was "Go" and never quit.
Michelle and family, we want to express our deepest condolences on your loss. We will keep you in our prayers. Mary Ann and Dave, Phoenix, AZ
I am so sorry for ur loss michelle, and family. ron was a wonderful man and always greeted everyone at the door at church with a smile and ahandshake. he will be missed . the benz family.
So sorry for your be loss Michelle... Deepest sympathy.
Dear Michelle and all the DeStefano Family, Growing up on Cogswell Ave. and Mt. Top we were a tight group. Lefty was always with us, playing ball, sledding at the Athletic field, ice skating at Mt. Top or running the streets, we were always together.
I was so happy to see him at our 50th reunion it was like time stood still, I was so sorry to hear of his passing, I will keep you and the family in my prayers.
God Speed my friend.
Sue Tacy Ostuni
Our deepest sympathies to You, Michelle and the whole family.
