Birth date: Mar 3, 1934 Death date: Jan 4, 2022
Ronald Richard Chouinard, age 87, of Bentonville, Arkansas, died on January 4, 2022, in Paris, Arkansas. He was born on March 3, 1934, in Albertville, Minnesota to Ernest and Rosella Bartel Chouinard. Ron joined the United States Read Obituary
Ron and I were business partners from ‘82 - ‘87 at Anchor Real Estate. He was a wonderful partner and friend. We shared many laughs, got along well and grew our business as time went along. Although I only saw Ron a few times after my departure in 1987, my respect for him certainly remained and I will always remember him fondly. The last time I saw Ron was in 2018 when we shared some ‘good ‘ol times’ conversation & laughs over lunch . . . a special time that I will always carry with me. Treva and family, God bless you and may you find peace & comfort knowing that Ron is in God’s loving care.
Gary Karnes
My sincere condolences in the loss of Ron. He will be missed by many. Prayers for comfort during your time of loss.
Kathy McClure
Ron was someone I could think of and a smile would come to my face. We have known him and Treva for 35 years. We traveled together to St Louis, Texas, Kansas, Heartland Winter Games, World SPO Winter Games in Boise, ID. Since I am a Mortgage Lender and he was a Realtor we could talk for hours. Treva always said I could talk him into things she couldn't and he and my husband, Bob, would talk about baseball and every sport there was. We will miss Ron and his opinions. Sure would like to have just one more talk with my friend.
Rest in peace
Rose, Bob, and Dustin Catalano
We moved to NWA in 1987. A friend recommended Ron to help find a house. We couldn't have been better taken care of. Not only was he a wonderful real estate person but a wonderful human being. He and Treva took us under their wings and not only spent time showing us houses but invited us into their home for dinner and friendship. We always admired their work with Special Olympics and some of that inspired us to volunteer for charities of our choosing over many years. Rest in peace faithful servant.
I first became acquainted with Ron in early 1979 when I went to work in his real estate office as a salesperson. He and Mary welcomed me with open arms. Ron was a good teacher/helper with you in your sales. After Mary died Treva came along later. She was a good helpmate for Ron and Ron had a young son that I called "Little Ron" while others called him "Ritchie" to raise. Ron and Treva, my husband Jack and I remained friends up until his death. He will be greatly missed.
