Obituary of Ronald Payton Blocka

Ronald Payton Blocka January 24th, 1956 – February 27th, 2021 A day will come when our lives will intertwine again, so hope for that day for it will arrive. On February 27th, 2021 Ron journeyed home to Jesus, left to treasure his memories are his best friends; his wife, Terry, his daughter, Sabrina (Dallas) Fee and son Reidar, his son, Stanley (Jolene) Blocka and their children, Harper, Kasen and Quinley, his siblings; Rose (Pete) Vantriet, Arlene Myers, Terri (Walter) Krushelniski, Leonard Blocka, Donald Blocka, David (Diane) Blocka, Brian (Angele) Blocka, Kathy (Brian) McIntosh, his brother-in-law Art Glanville, his brothers and sisters-in-law, numerous nieces and nephews, other relatives and many friends. He was predeceased by his parents, Micheal and Annie Blocka, his mother and father-in-law, sister Shelley Blocka, brothers-in-law Dwight Myers, Leon Bonneau, sisters-in-law Linda Blocka, Verna Blocka, and nephew Kenny Myers. Ron was raised on the family farm in Clouston. Many childhood memories were made and during his visits on the farm he enjoyed recollecting these with family and friends. In 1977, he married Terry. They made their first home in Prince Albert and in 1982 moved to Leoville where they raised their family and built the family home. Upon receiving his journeyman ticket in 1978, Ron continued to be instrumental in the construction industry. He built many homes in and around Prince Albert, Leoville and surrounding areas. He enjoyed his moment of fame on the HGTV show Timber Kings. He was grateful for the opportunities given to him by all his customers and for his term of employment with the neighbouring First Nation Bands, where he would advise and share his expertise in construction. Through the years Ron enjoyed a variety of activities including soccer, golfing, hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, skiing, and curling. He loved politics!! Of utmost importance was his dedication to his family to whom he gave unselfishly, customer job satisfaction, & his love for Jesus. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you extend an act of kindness to someone in memory of Panko (Ron). A private Celebration of Life will be held at a later date, in accordance to COVID 19 guidelines. Family and friends wishing to send online condolences are welcome to visit www.beaulacfuneralhome.com Arrangements have been entrusted to Beau “Lac” Funeral Home, Lori Saam, Spiritwood, 306-883-3500