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Church Services For Ronnie Lee Parker
Wednesday November 11, 2026 at 11 a.m First Pentecostal Church 1418 W Columbus Street Bakersfield, CA 93301. Burial Thursday November 12, 2026 at Bakersfield National Cemetery starting at 12:30 pm 30338 East Bear Mountain Blvd Arvin, Ca 93203
Ronnie Lee Parker, a Actionably know to his Texas and Louisiana family as “Muss” was born in Eunice, Louisiana September 16, 1952 to the union of Robert Parker and Dorothy Thomas Shillow and reared by Step-father Samuel Shillow. Ronnie accepted Christ at a very young age and was baptized at St. Mathilda Catholic Church of Eunice, Louisiana. Ronnie grew up in Eunice Louisiana and later relocated to Beaumont, Texas. He attended the public school of Eunice Louisiana and Beaumont, Texas and graduated from Hebert High School in 1970 in Beaumont, Texas. Upon graduating from High School he enrolled and was honorable discharged from The United States Air Force. Ronnie was preceded in death by father, Robert Parker and Step-father Samuel Shillow, two siblings Geraldine Thomas and Kenneth Rogers Sr: Grandfather Alex Thomas; Great Grandmother Lena Sion Valentine. Ronnie leave to celebrate his life and his memories, Two Sisters, Hilda Hilts, Renee Shillow Jones (Michael): Two brothers, Gerald Shillow Sr. (Sherry) and Gerard Shillow Sr. (Carolyn)
Ronnie Parker attended Santa Barbara City College, also the NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHOLOGY, LONG BEACH CAMPUS. Receiving a Diploma of Honors. Ronnie also completed a program for Veterans in west Los Angeles, . Cooking and Automotive. Through out his life Ronnie had great respect for Pastor Edward E. Sogge and Pastor Leon Frost. These men of God held him to task and on course . Ronnie began to miss his mom. He met a senior lady Ms Nia Pete that showed him the love of God Ronnie would help her with her garden. He introduce Lois to Sister Pete. Nia took one look at her and said boy, you better hold on to her. His response was if I do my best she isn’t going anywhere. His mother in-law told him, you cant handle her . Ronnie's heart trusted in his wife . She was faithful and strong She never gave him a reason to doubt , her word was her bond. Faithful in life faithful in death. Rest easy my solider.
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