It is with great sadness that the family announces the world lost a beautiful man and a kind soul with the sudden passing of Ronald David Squier, II. Ron passed away at the age of 51, on January 7, 2019, at the home he shared with Holly Chemchick, in Scranton, PA. He was born on September 29, 1967 in Chestertown, Kent County, Maryland to Ronald David Squier, Sr. and Brenda Faye (Castle) Killinger. He will be adoringly remembered; by many, as a wandering soul, as he never seemed to stay in one place for a long period of time. Most of his childhood was spent growing up in Chester County, Pennsylvania, attending Oxford Elementary School and Octorara Area Schools, before moving to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He spent some of his childhood in Detroit, Michigan and Cecil County, Maryland. He grew up alongside his younger brother, Russell, they were born one year and two weeks apart, often the two were mistaken as twins. As a young adult Ron relocated to Kent County and New Castle County, Delaware before his career in construction took him to North Carolina. Ron also spent time living in Virginia Beach, Virginia and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. He is survived by the mother of his children, former spouse with 35 plus years special friendship and will forever be loved by, Lisa (Dixon) Squier of Raleigh, North Carolina, sadly missed by his sons that he loved and was so very proud of; Ronald David Squier, III (Amelia) of Fayetteville, NC, Andrew L. Squier (Tsenia Kelley) of Apex, NC, and Daniel Squier of Raleigh, NC; his three precious grandchildren; his father Ronald David Squier, Sr. and step-mother, Patricia Squier of Felton, Delaware; brother, Sam Killinger of Colorado Springs, Colorado; sisters; who are beyond devastated and heartbroken, Malisa Dee of Frederick, Maryland, Roxanne (Gonzalo) Dawn Noffz of San Diego, California, Crystal (Samir) Cámo of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Rebecca Squier of Cambridge, Maryland; Nephews he shared close bond, Joe Morris and Jeffrey Noffz and his only niece, Brianna Gordon of Frederick, MD, 3 nephews and 2 great nephews and 1 great niece. a cousin who was more like a sister over the years, Laverne (Richie) Vandegrift of Interlachen, FL. and numerous other relatives and friends. He will especially be missed by his friend Holly Chemchick. Ronald David Squier, II, was preceded in death by his brother, Russell Dean Squier, his mother, Brenda (Castle) Killinger, stepfather, Henry L. Killinger; and grandmother, Annamae (Melvin) Squier. His Uncle William "Jerry" Castle. At the time of his death he was employed with Simplex Homes as a Floor Framer. He was so excited at the potential future with Simplex Homes. He Loved his job and felt valued by his employer. He was a jack of all trades. He could build a house, paint a house, do all the dry wall and do all the wiring; as well. He could do any task a car would require. He loved learning. He was the artist in the family. Ron enjoyed working out while listening to variety of music but some of his favorites were Kid Rock, Ozzy Osborne, country and heavy metal music. He enjoyed watching movies with his Bose speaker surround sound system. Ron's high energy was felt as soon as he entered the room. That smile of his along with that laugh would light up any room. He loved all animals but had soft spot for cats. Ronald David Squier, II, was a loving father and a beloved brother. He was caring and kind. Ron was most of all a Christian, but he preferred to attend Southern Baptist Church Service. He Loved the Lord and would always count his blessings. Ronald David Squier, II was killed when he rushed into a burning orphanage to save a group of adorable children. Or maybe not. We all know how he liked to tell stories. We will all miss that grin and that laugh .. A Celebration of Ron's life will be held this Spring. Details to be announced as plans become finalized. Arrangements were entrusted to Parise Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc., Carbondale, PA. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made and are encouraged by directly calling the funeral home 1-570-282-3640 or contact a family member.