Ransom Everage Pringle

Pringle Family Connection sent The Peace Lily for Ransom Everage Pringle - February 07, 2025

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Good morning, family and friends. "I have no regrets; I've lived a good life" We gather today not just to mourn but to celebrate a life well-lived, a life that left an impact, a life that built something lasting, and a life that gave more than it took. My Uncle Ramp was a man of quiet strength, deep wisdom, and steady faith. He was a man who never needed to announce who he was, he simply showed you through how he lived.

If you knew Uncle Ramp, you knew a man who took pride in his work, in his family, and in his faith. He built things - not just with his hands as a master bricklayer, but with his actions as a brother, husband, father, grandfather, uncle, deacon, and friend. Whether he was laying foundations for buildings or laying the foundation for his family's future, he did it all with purpose. And he did it well.

As you know, He served his country with honor in the U.S. Army, but his service didn't stop there. He carried that same sense of duty into everything he did. As a locomotive engineer, he kept things moving. As a family man, he kept US steady. As a deacon in the church, he helped guide others toward faith and truth. He didn't just show up, he made a difference. He made a difference in my life, and he did so in so many others.

And oh, did he love a good story. Uncle Ramp could turn a simple memory into a masterpiece, painting pictures with his words that made you feel like you were right there beside him. Whether he was talking about his time in the service, a job site from years ago, he told it with the kind of warmth that made you listen, laugh, and remember. Because to him, stories weren't just words, they were history, connection, and a way to pass down what mattered.

But more than anything, Uncle Ramp believed in family. He didn't just love us; he showed up for us. He led by example through his patience, his work ethic, and his unwavering belief that doing the right thing still mattered. He didn't just talk about responsibility, integrity, and faith, he lived it.

When a man reaches the end of his days and can say, "I have no regrets; I've lived a good life", you know he got it right. Uncle Ramp left nothing undone. He gave what he had to give. And he knew that love, hard work, and faith were enough to build something that would last beyond his years.

So today, we did what he taught us to do. We carry on. We tell the stories. We hold onto the lessons. We keep showing up for one another. Because that's what Uncle Ramp did, and that's how we honor him...not just in words, but in the way we live our lives.

Rest easy, Uncle Ramp. Your work here is done, and it was good. And we will make sure your legacy lives on. God Bless!!!

My sincere condolences to the family. Ransom was a very good friend to my father, the late Andrew Miles and some kin to my mother, the late Geraldine Miles. I will always remember his kind and gentle spirit and being the BEST brick mason in all of Montgomery. R.I.P. you will be missed.

My condolences to the family!

Calvin Wilson

Dear Lois, Chucky, and Sherry, Our prayer is that God will comfort you during this time of loss, we remember Ransom for helping us with several projects, especially the basket weave fireplace. He will always be remembered. We send our deepest sympathy. Pastor Ben & Elizabeth Davis

I was a classmate of (Ransom Pringle) my sympathies to his family. A life filled with love and happiness and a soul filled with joy and peace, our beloved classmate will always remain in our hearts and memories. Rose Hill

My heartfelt sympathy for my cousin and his family on his death. I always remember Ramp on my visit to lowndes county when he would cut my hair. I always enjoyed his conversation and he will be truly missed by us all. From the son of Isiah Davis (Ransom Pringle son)

TO THE PRINGLE FAMILY WE ARE SORRY FOR YOUR LOST HE WAS A GOOD NEIGHBOR AND FRIEND HE WILL TRULY BE MISSED RIP MR .PRINGLE MR. &MRS VICTOR DARRINGTON

Sherry, Mrs.Pringle, and the entire Pringle family. Please accept our condolences during this time of sorrow. I pray that God give you all strength as you lay your loved one to rest. Catherine Bibb

We send our deepest condolences to the entire Pringle family. Our thoughts are with each of you during this difficult time. May God keep you all in his care. Marvin and LaDonna (Renee) Rudolph & Family

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Deloris, Conrad (Chucky) and Sherry as you prepare to lay your husband and dad to rest. We pray that your fond memories of Ransom will help you through this difficult time. Psalm 73:26: "My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever." Love Malinda (Maxine) McDaniel & Family

My deepest condolences to Mrs. Pringle my grandson Ian, Sherry and the entire Pringle family. May GOD grant you all comfort during this difficult time "Weeping endureth for a night but Joy comes in the morning" Psalms 30:5

Sending love and prayers from my family to yours. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Dear Uncle Ramp thanks for the fond memories you leave behind. You will be missed by all of us. RIP💔😢

Farewell to our wonderful brother n law. A man that was dressed by God in the whole suit of armor as he journey on his Christian faith. To my sister and her family of many years honoring his role as a husband a father, grandfather, as well as a friend, God will continue to bless and take care of you, even in the absence of your loved one. I pray for strength to each of us with grieving hearts as you continue your Christian walk with God We love you all, and we lift you up in prayer, in Jesus name. Amen.

My condolences to his family. Rest in heaven deacon Pringle. Samuel and mildred bruce. 🙏🙏

One of the kindest men I have ever known. Always ready to help. May the Lord receive him and bless the family.

My Thoughts and prayers goes out to you and the family . Rosa Canada and family

aw man, my bestfriend forever and always i love you to the moon and back granddaddy - Spongebob aka Lia Pringle

My condolences go out to the family. You will be missed. RIP Mr. Pringle your Cuz Dorothy Provitt

One of the finest individuals I've ever had the pleasure of working with and knowing. My sympathy to his family.

Much love and prayers to the family. My mailbox man,My friend. RIP Rayfield Parks, Sr.

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