Tuesday, December 20, 2005

News Coverage

News article in the Edmonton Journal. (online (Dec 20, 2005)
News report on CFRN TV (Edmonton). (Dec 20, 2005)
Radio report on 630 CHED (Edmonton). (Dec 20, 2005)
News report on CBC Television (Edmonton). (Dec 20, 2005)
News article in the Edmonton Sun. (Dec 21, 2005)

Monday, December 19, 2005

Honoring the Memory of Ron Mix



This site honors the memory of Ron Mix of Edmonton, Alberta and Kenner, Louisiana. Ron was tragically killed in an industrial accident near New Orleans on Friday, December 16, 2005.

Ron Mix was a remarkable man. For one thing, he was a force of nature -- a hands-on, get-the-job-done kind of guy. He was a man who, when necessary, invented the tools he needed to conduct his very specialized work in the oilfield. He was also the kind of guy who stitched up his own hand with needle and thread a few years ago because he couldn't be bothered sitting around a hospital for a few hours waiting for stitches. He started numerous business, including Crown Video and Mix Tank Services.

But more than that, Ron was man for whom faith and family were his highest callings. He and his wife June raised five children, and they were key supporters of numerous Christian organizations over the years: Far East Broadcasting, the Gideons, The Christian & Missionary Alliance, and many others. As founder and president of Crown Video, he was also instrumental in several film projects, notably From One Blood. Ron was also politically active, and nearly became a Member of Parliament for the constituency of Edmonton North in 1993 (he lost the election by 83 votes).

We remember and honor the memory of Ron Mix, and offer the family our prayers and deepest sympathies.

Messages to the Mix Family

Please add any comments or messages for the family here.

Funeral Arrangements

Funeral services for Ron Mix will be held Thursday, December 22, 2005 at 1:00 PM.

Beverley Alliance Church
12235-50th Street
Edmonton, Alberta
T5W 3C7

The funeral arrangements have been made through Evergreen Memorial Gardens.

A good floral shop that isn't too far from the church is:
Grower Direct
Skip/Caren Kerr
7231 - 101 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta T6A 0H9
(780) 466-8317

The funeral home also recommends:
Funky Petals
780-475-3545

The family is asking that any donations be directed to one of the following charities:

FEBC (Far East Broadcasting)
GAF (Global Advance Fund, Christian & Missionary Alliance)
PALM Ministries