Birth date: Feb 15, 1935 Death date: Jan 24, 2018
Dr. Ronald Clarence Albright 82, of Weir, KS died 4:04am Wednesday January 24, 2018 at the Via Christi Village in Pittsburg, KS following an illness. Ronald was born February 15, 1935 in Topeka, KS the son of Clarence Beale and M Read Obituary
I was in the orthodontic study club with Ron. Ron was one of the nicest men I have ever known. He was honest, sincere, and dedicated to providing the best possible care for his patients. He always had a big smile on his face and a pleasant disposition. I looked forward to seeing him at our club meetings. His children should be very proud of him.
It was my good fortune to have known Ron Albright. I will miss him.
Jerry Long
Drew-So sorry for your loss , you have my deepest sympathy. Just wanted you to know i
was thinking of you. Karen Goodwin
Ron became a member of our large family as a student, bringing a thoughtful and precise approach to life that foreshadowed his whole life. Rarely did he become impulsive.He was the same in all things, be it his faith in Christ, his family, his profession, his projects: consistent, clear and careful. His life view will linger long and take on greater meaning as time passes. Drew and Lois, may your loss be filled with good memories and strong hope as you bring more and more of you dad's characteristics into your lives.. Jim Christy
My late husband , Dr. Jim Rhodes. and Ron were classmates at UMKC. We knew the family when we lived in Pittsburg and when we moved to Branson. Dr. Albright was a first class act as my husband used to say. Very respected by everyone who knew him. The Rhodes family is very sorry for your loss and know that many people share in your grief. Mrs. Jude Rhodes, Joel, Pat, Amy and Kate
Before we became his neighbor in Branson, I knew Dr. Albright as a man of integrity though his many patients in Southeast Kansas. Then I was blessed to know he and Bonnie personally, as our neighbors on Lake Taneycomo in Branson. I never saw him without a big smile and a moment to talk. My heart goes out to his family for their loss, but I know that Ron would say, "To live is Christ, to die is gain". May you all be comforted knowing that you will be reunited with him one glorious day!
My prayers are with you, Carolyn Lilley
With Deepest Sympathy. - The CPR Team
