Ronni Garber

Birth date: Apr 21, 1942 Death date: Jan 27, 2021

Ronni Isenstein Garber died peacefully in her sleep on Wednesday, January 27, 2021. She was born on April 21, 1942 in Toledo, Ohio. She leaves behind her daughter, Randi Magoulis, her son Matthew Garber (Catherine), six grandchild Read Obituary

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Satyajit Karnik

246w ago

Vox Clamantis in Deserto (the voice of one crying in the wilderness). I would read that statement every day for the 4 years that I attended Tarpon Springs High School. It was the first thing I saw when I would walk in to Mrs. Garber’s Latin class and the last thing I read when leaving.

Mrs. Garber was a fantastic teacher in every way. She was so very dedicated to her profession and so committed to her work as an educator. It was inspiring to be one of her many students-her voice carried a lot of power for me personally.

My deepest condolences to Ronni, Matt, and the entire family at Mrs. Garber’s passing. Please know that her memory and her life’s work will always live on in her students. Vox Clamantis in Deserto!

Becky Burleigh

246w ago

Mrs. Garber was my Latin teacher but also so much more. She never let us settle and pushed us to be our best but also knew how to have fun along the way. Being in class with Matt Garber and the other cast of characters is one of my favorite HS memories. I remember thinking that I was unsure when Mr. Kersey left and she took over, but Mrs. Garber erased any doubt with her ability to push us and manage all of our crazy personalities right from the start. She will always be one of my favorite teachers! 💙

Maureen Stevens

246w ago

There are few words I can express over the loss of Ronni. My life was fuller having known her. My deep condolences to all the family. I will never forget her; she was such a big part of my life and I will never forget her.

Maureen Stevens and family

Terri Hogan (Mcgee)

246w ago

in honor of Ronni.

I’m so sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Garber. Her impact on so many students, including me, was part of what makes a life meaningful. I have continued to mention her name and Latin class over the last 35 years and am thankful for the small amount of time I was able to spend in her joy-filled, enthusiastic presence. I believe those years of teaching were especially happy as her son attended the school at that time. Matt, may may you find peace in fond memories and may God comfort you among the other mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.

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