Ronni Lynn Long was born on August the 26th, 1968 in the state of Missouri to her parents Nadean (Span) (Long) Fisher and Richard Long. She grew up fast and feisty, following in the footsteps of her five older siblings Steve, Sherri, Mark, Dirk, and Christine.

She moved with her family to Washington state at a young age, where she developed a deep love of nature and animals. Ronni enjoyed foraging for foods like mushrooms and asparagus. She had a passion for riding horses, and brought home every stray dog or cat she ever came across.

Ronni was known best for her free spirit and fierce heart. Impulsive and uninhibited, this world's rules and boundaries could never suppress her wild soul. Always ready for adventure and excitement, a stubborn sprite driven by an inextinguishable inner spark.

She was fond of literature, with a passion for poetry, limericks, and mystery novels. With a quick wit and an even quicker mouth, Ronni had a way with words and a voice she never hesitated to use. A voice that could be heard for miles around as she would trill her favorite tunes.

Sadly, she left this world too soon, a victim of the drug and alcohol addiction that she struggled with for most of her adult life. While she was a very intelligent and capable woman, she had a lot of fears and troubles in life that she had difficulty facing. Smart and sassy, with all the savvy needed to navigate this world, what she lacked was the confidence to do so. So strong in so many ways, if only she had possessed the strength to trust in herself, if only she'd had the strength to make better choices.

To meet Ronni was to never forget her, and now we will hold her in our memories and our hearts forever. On October the 10th, 2022 her soul departed this world to rejoin her mother, brothers, and son for the next stage of their spiritual journey. She leaves behind her three children Cecilli, Enrique, and Lyle, two sisters, one brother, her grandchildren, her nieces and nephews, and many many friends. She will be loved, missed, and remembered always by all those who knew her. If you want to honor her memory, all you have to do is make one good choice today. It doesn't matter if it's a small decision or a big one, when life gives you a choice today simply pick the best option; the best option for you, for your family, friends, and loved ones. One small decision can change your entire life, so make sure it's a good one. Make good choices.