Ronald C. Revi

Ronald C. Revi, 83, of Millsboro, PA passed away peacefully in his childhood home surrounded by family on October 26, 2026.

He was born on November 8, 1942 in Brownsville, PA to the son of the late Charles and Rose Stagon Revi. Ron was a 1960 graduate of the Beth Center High School. Throughout his life he was a banker, a coalminer at Clyde Mine in Fredericktown (until he was injured), and then later in life he became a school bus driver which brought him great joy.

On March 24, 1961 he married his high school sweetheart. Barbara Ann Ricciuti, They celebrated 60 years of marriage before Barbara went peacefully to the lord in June of 2021. Together they had one daughter and three sons.

Ron was an avid fisherman and hunter. He loved being outdoors. He enjoyed camping, especially being on a trout stream reeling in a big fish. He enjoyed watching his grandchildren participate in their many sporting events and traveling in his camper with Barbara. He loved going out to eat and thoroughly enjoyed a good Chinese and or Indian buffet. Ron loved coaching sports, especially baseball as well as umpiring. Ron had the gift of gab and loved conversing with many different people. Anyone that knew him, knew they better buckle in for some story-time. He genuinely loved being around people. As his illness progressed, Ron took solitude in relaxing watching reruns of old westerns. The Beverly Hillbillies and the A-Team.

Surviving are four children Debra Lange (Jens), Robert Revi (Donna), Ronald Revi, and David Revi (Jodi); 7 grandchildren Jason Lange (Ellen), Anneliese Weyrauch (Nick), Kailey, Lexie, Domonik, Santino, Elliana Revi, and three great grandchildren who knew him as “GG Pap”, Klaus, Millie-Rose, and Alexander. Ron was preceded in death by his sister Linda Wachinski (Tony).

Ronald's family would like to thank his many caregivers from Amedisys Hospice throughout his lengthy illness, especially his nurse Jackie and his bath aide Heidi.

“Although Ron cast his last line, his memory still reels us in”

“The riverbank was where his soul felt most at peace; now he rests beside the endless stream”

“He has finally cast his line in heavens lake”

At the family’s request, a celebration of life will be held at a later date, and inurnment will take place in the Greene County Memorial Park, Waynesburg. Ron’s Arrangements have been entrusted to the Greenlee’s Fredericktown Funeral Home Ltd. 42 bank St. Fredericktown, PA.  An online guestbook is available.