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Ronald “Ron” Hayward
May 8, 2026
HAYWARD, Ronald “Ron” – Peacefully at Hospice Wellington, Guelph, on Friday, May 8, 2026 in his 87th year. He was predeceased by his beloved wife of over 50 years, Margaret in 2015. Loving father of Joanne Admans and her husband Jeff of Cambridge, and Teresa Stephan and her husband Mike of Eden Mills. He will be sadly missed by his grandchildren Jessica Keachie and her husband Brandon, Kaitlin Admans and her fiancé Stephen Kelly, and Taylor Admans and his wife Tessa; his great-grandchildren Emma, Gracelyn, Claire, Jack and Ellis. Lovingly remembered by his companion Wreatha Speers.
Ron also shared a special bond with his beloved dog, Mocha, who brought him great company and joy.
Ron was born and raised in Toronto. He and Margaret moved to Milton to raise their family and built a wonderful life together. Ron dedicated 25 years of service as a school custodian with the Halton District School Board.
Ron had a passion for sports and rarely missed a chance to cheer for his favorite teams on the TV. He loved staying active and enjoyed bowling, relaxing days at the beach, and fishing trips at the cottage. Whether casting a line off the dock or sharing stories with loved ones, Ron appreciated life’s simple pleasures.
Above all else, Ron treasured time spent with his family. He loved gathering together, creating memories, and sharing laughter with those he loved most. His warmth and gentle spirit will be missed.
The family would like to thank the staff of Waterloo Regional Health Network Cancer Centre; Bayshore Health Care, especially Stephanie, Kathy, Sandra, Ann and Dr. Lund; and Hospice Wellington. The care and compassion shown to Ron and the family will always be remembered.
Cremation has taken place. Visitation will be held at the England Funeral Home, 294 Main Street South, Mount Forest, on Friday, May 15th from 2:00-4:00 p.m. Those wishing to make a donation in memory of Ron are asked to consider Hospice Wellington.
Condolences
My condolences to Wreatha and to Ron's family. Enjoyed his visits at Christmas and he was a great companion for Wreatha.
— Hugh Perrin, May 10, 2026We were so very sad to hear about Ron. He was a wonderful part of our church family. He was there with Wreatha every Sunday. He will be missed. Our condolences to Wreatha and to Ron's family.
— Susan and Don Koehler, May 10, 2026I will always remember the fishing ball games. I consider you family in every way.
Darren Johnson
So sorry to hear about Ron. Worked with him at halton schoolboard. A great person
— Gloria ramsay, May 9, 2026You were like another brother to me. Mary Foley (Jeff,s Mom) ♥️🙏
— Mary Foley, May 9, 2026So sorry to about Ron! So many Years of enjoyed Ron popping in to see us at my Dad,s cottage and ours! Off in the boat fishing! 🚣🏾🐟
— Betty Jackson, May 9, 2026Sending our condolences to Ron's family and also to Wreatha. For several years Ron and I had many enjoyable and interesting
appliance deliveries when he worked for us at our store. We also enjoyed spending time with him and Wreatha at our cottage
and also our home. We will miss their visits.
Dennis & Audrey MacDonald
My condolences to Ron's family and friends. I always saw Ron at A&W when he came for his coffee and apple turnover. He was going home to share with Mocha.
Pat
Sending my sympathy to Ron's family and Wreatha. I met Ron while working at MacDonald's Home Appliances.he helped with deliveries. I will always remember how much he loved his bowling and he was a top bowler.
Rest in Peace Ron
Sincerely Diane Dineen
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