Veronica Jane, On March 15, 2024, she passed away in a calm and tranquil manner at home with Ian by her side. Despite the fact that there were numerous engagements, the war has been ultimately lost. The beast has triumphed once more. During the past 37 years, you have been my entire world. There was happiness in the past, but now there is sadness. In the place where there was optimism, there is now hopelessness.
You stood out as the one bright light in my cosmos. Conemaugh Township High School, which is located in Davidsville, Pennsylvania, is where Veronica, who is known as Roni to her many friends, received her high school diploma. Veronica grew up in Pennsylvania. Both of her brothers, James Pendleton of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and Ronald Pendleton of Rural Hall, North Carolina, as well as her sister, Annette Krisko of Portage, Pennsylvania, passed away before she did. Salvador Rodriguez was Veronica’s husband since the year 1966.
Monna’ Kline, who was married to Jim, was their daughter, and they had two sons, Salvador Rodriguez II, who was married to Kim Hrynciw, and Earl Rodriguez, who was married to Nanci. She was, however, a mother to a great number of other people who adored her. Additionally, Roni worked as a caregiver at a hospice home in addition to having a number of other professional talents, such as a painting and wallpaper business.
Due to the apparent love that Roni had for both her family and her friends, she appeared to have a natural talent for gaining new acquaintances. Her passion for planting flowers and spending time maintaining her pond was one of her favorite hobbies; the two activities, when combined, resulted in the creation of a captivating atmosphere within her own backyard. A passionate animal lover, Roni was also a voracious reader.
She was an active member of Al-Anon and Al-Alateen, and she was the most wonderful “Granny” to Erika Garcia (Gabriel), Elise Kline, Sydni Rodriguez, Amyra Ruffing, Trent Rodriguez, McKenzie Rodriguez, Dane Rodriguez (Kay), and Brissa Rodriguez, as well as to six great-grandchildren whom she loved very much.
The Hanneman-Keller Funeral Home will be the location of the memorial ceremonies that will be held on Monday, August 28th. Before the ceremony begins at four o’clock, there will be a visitation from two to four o’clock. The Humane Society of Sandusky County or Hospice are also worthy recipients of memorial contributions that can be donated in Roni’s name.
