Ronald's journey as a master carpenter was marked by an unwavering dedication to his craft. His hands, both strong and delicate, brought forth the beauty of wood in ways that spoke not only of skill but of an innate understanding of his material. Colleagues and apprentices alike revered him, not just for his intelligence in the art of carpentry but for the generous mentorship he provided. Ronald's work was not simply a job; it was a lifelong passion that he pursued with joy and excellence. Ronald was drawn on a path of faith, blessed to be the founder his own ministry, DBA. Beyond his professional achievements, Ronald's love for jazz music painted the backdrop of his life. In the soft hum of a saxophone or the rich undertones of a double bass, he found a rhythm that resonated with the creativity that fueled his days. Described by those who knew him as kind, intelligent, and creative, Ronald's legacy is one that will be felt far beyond the reach of his hands. He was preceded in death by; wife, Roslie Cogmon; father,Timothy Cogmon, Sr.; grandmother, Willie Mae Harvey; Great grandmother, Katie Mae Jackson. He leaves to cherish his memories; son, Ronald Antonio Cogmon II; grandson, Ronald Antonio Cogmon III; mother, Maxine Gatling; brother, Timothy Cogmon, Jr.; sisters, Sabrena Davis (Fred), Darolyn Cogmon, and Brigette Heard (Lawrence); aunt, Ladonna Harvey; nieces, Deanna (Terrick), Maxine, Tiny Temka, Shameka; nephews, Darian, Fred Jr., Maurice, Damien, Tony, Butch, Curtis (Dallas),Nathan, Anthony, Jerrell, and Javon; great-nieces, Breonna, Bailee, Terriell, Zaniah, KeShana, Natalya, Zatavia, and Aubrey; great-nephews, Deon, Avery, Lil Willie, Jawan; cousins, Bobby Thompson Diwaun, Dariun, Kamari, Layla Kennedy, Dillion Rashard, Shara, Sha'I, Clay (Janet), Robert (Eileen), Ayanna Roxie, Justin Rhonda, Blake, Nina (Issac), A Courtney, Kristen, Ashley, Amber; special friends, Mrs. Mamie Sims, Mrs. Barbara Mac, Lilly Saunders and Barbara Manning along with a host of other nieces, nephews, and cousins.