THE DAYTONA BEACH NEWS-JOURNAL
		      Daytona Beach, Florida
		      Thursday, November 14, 2013
  
   Ronald Gordon Ziegler, 62, of  Bunnell, passed away at home November 9, 2013.
Ronald Gordon Ziegler, 62, of  Bunnell, passed away at home November 9, 2013.
 
  
		      Family welcomes friends  to a visitation in his honor Friday, November 15, 2013 at Lohman Funeral Home  Palm Coast from 5pm to 7pm. Funeral Service will be Saturday, November 16, 2013  at Lohman Funeral Home Palm Coast Chapel at 11:00am, with burial immediately  following at Espanola Cemetery. 
		      
		      Ron was born in  Buffalo, NY to Charles and Elizabeth (Elve) Ziegler. Ron's parents eventually  retired to Ormond Beach. Ron moved back in the late 60's to be close to his  family. Here he met and fell in love with Jackie Murray. They married and  welcomed Jackie's two daughters and Ron's two sons into their new family. Ron  worked as a Police Officer for the Volusia County Sheriff Department during the  70's. He then became a Private Detective in the area. Ron's career developed as  a painting contractor, as he owned his own business for many years. When not  working, Ron was passionate about shooting and hunting. 
		      
		      He was a member of the  Flagler Gun Range and Archery Club and Iron Flats Hunting Club. He loved  socializing and talking with the guys at the club. Ron loved fishing, wood  working, and caring for his yard. He also enjoyed collecting knives. Ron's true  passion was his family and friends. He loved spending time with his  grandchildren. 
		      
		      Ron will be sadly  missed by his wife of 21 years, Jackie Ziegler; by his sons Ronnie Ziegler and  Adam Ziegler; by his daughters Jennifer Jenkins (husband Steve) and Ashley  Gonzalez (husband Doug); by his eight grandchildren; by his brother Chuck  Ziegler, and sisters Betty Tetreault and Debbie Roddy (husband Rick), by his  sisters-in-law Elaine Barber and Lydia Ziegler; by many nieces and nephews,  especially Laura Cooke and Perry Ziegler, and by his extended family. 
		      
		      In lieu of flowers,  donations may be made in Ron's name to Lung Cancer research.