87001 00 1 A6 Friday, May 24, 2024 Quad-City Times OBITUARIES Ronald Nelson Short July 1, 20, 2024 Ronald Nelson Short, born Larry Alvin Stoltenberg on July 1, 1939, in Moline, IL, passed away peacefully, leav- ing behind a legacy of dedica- tion, hard work, and commu- nity service. Ron was the beloved son of Paul Edward Short and Lou- ise Nelson Short. Growing up on the banks of the Rock Riv- er, Ron developed a passion for music, playing the pia- no, tuba, and sousaphone. An Eagle Scout recipient, scouting experiences shaped his character and commitment to service. He attended Augus- tana College and Long Beach State College and earned mas- degrees from the University of Oklahoma and Pennsyl- miss him greatly! vania State University.
In 1959, he married Carolyn Aims, with whom he raised three children, Kim, Janelle, and Scott. Despite facing signifi- OBITUARY GUIDELINES cant challenges, including battle with Dis- ease, Ron remained a steadfast and loving husband and father. or email Obituaries are paid content. Ron had an illustrious career as a city and county planner, taking on executive leadership roles in numerous locations across the United States. His work in planning positions in cit- ies such as Garden Grove, CA; Colorado Springs, CO; Los Alam- os, NM; Lawrence, KS; State College, PA; Tampa, FL; Phoenix, AZ; Chino Hills, CA; Albuquerque, NM; Rio Rancho, NM; Cave Creek, AZ; and Glendale, AZ, showcased his expertise and ded- ication to urban development and community planning.
He was recognized as a Fellow of the American Institute of Cer- tified Planners, the highest honor in his field, a testament to his professional achievements. After passing, Ron married Jane Metz in 1980. To- gether, they faced challenges with resilience and a com- mitment to each other and their family. Ron continued his professional work while also engaging in numerous volunteer activities. He served as President of the Glendale Arizona His- torical Society and was deeply involved in the Manistee Ranch Community Association and the Citizens Utility Advisory Com- mission.
Ron served as the President of the Manistee Ranch Community Association (HOA) and continued as the President for twenty years. In his later years, Ron faced health chal- lenges but remained active and engaged with his community. He found joy in simple pleasures like daily lunches out and attending musical productions at the Arizona Broadway The- ater with Jane. His resilience and positive outlook on life were an inspiration to all who knew him. Ron is survived by his wife, Jane; his children, Kim, Janelle, and Scott; his five grandchildren; and his four great-grandchil- dren.
His legacy of dedication to family, community, and pro- fessional excellence will be remembered and cherished by all who knew him. A memorial service will be held at the Historic Manistee Ranch on Friday, June 15, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, at 5127 Northern Ave, Glendale. The Glendale Arizona Histor- ical Society kindly requests that attendees RSVP by emailing In lieu of flowers, the family requests do- nations be made to the Glendale Arizona Historical Society. A burial service will be held at Greenview Memorial Gardens in East Moline, IL, on Tuesday, May 28, 2024, at 2:00 PM. Online condolences may be expressed on his Tribute Wall at wendtfuneralhome.com.
To place an obituary, please call the Quad-City Times at 563-383-2284 PENDINGS Nagendra K. Anthati, 49, of Bettendorf, died Wednesday, May 22, 2024, at home. Funeral arrangements are pending at Trimble Funeral Home Crematory, Moline. Daniel A. Frederick, 83, of Le Claire, passed away Sun- day, May 19, 2024.
Arrangements are pending at the Runge Mortuary. Ronald Nelson Short, Glendale, Arizona, formerly of Mo- line, passed away on May 20, 2024, in Glendale, Arizona. A graveside service will be at 2 pm on Tuesday, May 28, 2024, at Greenview Memorial Gardens, East Moline. Arrangements are in the care of Wendt Funeral Home, Moline. Shirley Jean Turner, 89, of Moline, passed away Thurs- day May 23, 2024, at UnityPoint Health-Trinity Rock Island.
Arrangements are pending at Esterdahl Mortuary and Cre- matory, Moline. Larry Alvin Stoltenberg, 88, of Walcott, passed away Wednesday, May 22, 2024 at The Fountains in Bettendorf. Per his request, he has cho- sen cremation rites and a Cel- ebration of his life will be at a later date. Online condolences may be expressed at rungemortuary. com.
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