Ronald Kai

The life of Ronald B. Kai will be remembered at a service at Saint Mark's Church Cemetery on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 11:00 am. We will remember him, share stories, and remember the love he gave so freely when we get together there.

Ronald B. Kai, was born on March 31, 1937, died on October 17, 2026. He was deeply loved and will be greatly missed. Ronald loved being married, having children, being a grandfather, and being a great-grandfather. His steady presence, gentle humor, and unwavering love made the lives of everyone he knew better.

Ronald cherished life’s simple joys—a good round of golf, a classic western film, and a perfectly timed pun that could make anyone smile. His humor was a gift he shared freely, and his warmth made every gathering feel a little brighter. He carried himself with quiet strength, kindness, and a deep devotion to his family.

Ronald is also survived by his sons Karrie M. Kai, with his wife Rosalba Kai, and Kent Kai, with his wife Janice Kai. He was a proud grandfather to Paula M. Davis and husband Jacob M. Davis, Katelin M. Kai, Jake Kai, Holden Kai and his wife Shelby Kai, and Natalie Bieber, each of whom held a special place in his heart. His legacy continues through his great‑grandchildren — Graham M. Davis, Hudson M. Davis, and Charlotte M. Davis — who will grow up hearing stories of the man whose love shaped their family.

Ronald survives with his beloved second wife, Pricilla J. Kai, and her sons Norman L. Allen and Kevin R. Allen, along with their wives Ginger Allen and Shelly Allen. Ronald embraced Pricilla’s family as his own, sharing in their milestones, joys, and the deep bonds that grew over the years. He was a proud grandfather to Charles Allen wife Sohayla Allen, Laura Allen, Shad Allen, Pamela Turner and her husband Jake Turner, Kim Allen, and a loving great‑grandfather to Lyla Turner, Gavin Allen, Juliet Allen, and Madeline Allen.

Though he is no longer with us, Ronald’s laughter, his gentle spirit, and the joy he brought to others will live on in every heart he touched.