The Columbus Dispatch

Lane, Ronald E. 1948 - 2020

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Ronald Edward Lane, affectiona­tely known to family and friends as Eddy, passed away unexpected­ly after a short illness at OSU

Wexner Medical Center on

November 16, 2020. He was seventy-two years of age and born on September 7, 1948 to Loretta and

Roscoe Lane in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Eddy moved with his parents and brother to Columbus, Ohio and attended elementary school. Following graduation from Linden Mckinley

High School in 1967, Eddy

served in the U.S. Army from 1969 to 1972 and was stationed in Heidelberg, Germany. In keeping with his love of cars, his duties included chauffeuri­ng a Colonial about

Heidelberg. He received the

National Defense Service

Medal upon his discharge.

At Ohio State University,

Eddy received a degree in Computer Science. His degree served him well as an IT specialist for Ross

Perot who kept offices in the Lazarus building. He also worked side by side with his brother in residentia­l home constructi­on.

Prior to retiring from the

Ohio State Department of Taxation, Eddy was employed by Sterling Commerce of Dublin Ohio. Eddy was a voracious reader and enjoyed concerts, theatre, festivals and The Ohio

State Fair. His love of travel took him to many places across America as well as the Caribbean. He loved to putter about Westervill­e in his 1929 Ford Model A as much as he reveled in the open road on his Harley

Davidson Low Rider. He was frequently present at the pool table and chessboard. Eddy is preceded in death by his father Roscoe

Lane, his mother Loretta

Pearl (Fridley) Lane and his beloved dog Coco. He is survived by his loving partner, Linda Zimmerman; his brother, Larry (Jeri

Missory) Lane; as well as his nephews, Tyson Lane,

Sean Lane, Lakota Lane; and his nieces, Kelly Lane and Wren Lane; and his grand nephew and niece,

Zander Lane and Julia

Lane. The family will hold a private graveside service at

Blendon Township Central

Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please donate to your favorite animal charity in his name. Condolence­s may be alhome.com.

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