Ronald Fredrick Apgar, III, 39, passed away Friday, February 19th in Pearl. He was born August 14, 1981 in Flemington, NJ, the son of Ronald F. Apgar, Jr and the late Karen Johnson. Growing up mostly in the Washington, NJ area, friends and family referred to him as "Little Ron". He enjoyed video games and baseball, playing with his five siblings and helping his dad with the yard and things around the house. The family took many trips and vacations, with an annual visit to a...

Ronald Fredrick Apgar, III, 39, passed away Friday, February 19th in Pearl. He was born August 14, 1981 in Flemington, NJ, the son of Ronald F. Apgar, Jr and the late Karen Johnson. Growing up mostly in the Washington, NJ area, friends and family referred to him as "Little Ron". He enjoyed video games and baseball, playing with his five siblings and helping his dad with the yard and things around the house. The family took many trips and vacations, with an annual visit to a favorite destination, Childs Park in Milford, PA, so the kids could jump off the waterfall. Ron went to work at Hampton Pizza and later at Hunterdon Developmental Center as a cook, before getting into construction. As a crane operator, he travelled all over the US on construction job sites. Ron is lovingly remembered as having a big heart, eager to help anyone. He loved travelling, but spending time with his family and friends was his passion. Ron leaves far too soon, and will be forever missed by all those who knew and loved him. He was preceded by his mother, Karen Johnson, maternal grandparents Mike (Diane) Petrakian and Antionette Craven, with paternal grandparents Gene and Bev Willis. Left to cherish his memories are: one son, Dominick Endicott of OR; his fiance Theresa Annunkiata and bonus son Anthony, both of Easton, PA; parents Ronald F. (Sharon) Apgar, Jr. of Washington, NJ; sisters Dana Winger of Phillipsburg, NJ, Vanessa (John) Squire of MD, Alicia (John) Cannon of DE and Amanda Apgar (Chad) of FL, with his brothers, Richard (Brynn) Byerly, also of DE and Mitchell Johnson of MS. Ron also leaves numerous extended family, friends and co-workers across the country through the years. His final wishes were to be cremated, which his family is honoring, with a memorial service to be held at a later date. Trinity Funeral Services is honored to serve the Apgar family in their time of need, asking everyone to keep them in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.