Ronnie Lynn Imhoff

October 7th, 1969 - January 29th, 2024

It is with deep sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Ronnie Imhoff, a remarkable individual who lived life on his own terms. Ronnie battled a long illness with incredible strength and courage. He peacefully left this world in his home surrounded by the love of his family.

Ronnie was a true free spirit, a hell raiser who lived life to the fullest. He embraced the thrill of fast cars, loud & heavy music, his tattoos and the unwavering loyalty of his beloved dogs. His passion for life was infectious, and he approached every challenge with fierce determination.

Ronnie's love for his daughter, Jaci, was immeasurable. He cherished every moment spent with her and was immensely proud of the person she had become. Jaci's loving husband, Michael, was not only a son-in-law but also a dear friend to Ronnie. Their bond brought comfort and joy to his heart. Ronnie's adoration for his grandson, Benjamin, knew no bounds. Benny was the light of his life, and their special connection will forever be treasured.

Ronnie was a hard worker, there was no end to what he could do but his true passion was towing. The thrill of conquering any obstacle on the road brought him fulfillment. His success as a tow truck driver was unmatched.

Ronnie's indomitable spirit and fearlessness were an inspiration to all who knew him. He never shied away from a challenge, always believing that he could conquer anything that came his way. His resilience and self-belief were admirable.

He is survived by his loving parents, Herman and Patricia Imhoff of Marengo, his beloved daughter Jaci/Michael Chandler of Pella, his cherished grandson little Benny, his big brother Brian/Deena of independence. Brian was always his hero. He also had many Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces, Nephews & even quite a few greats in there and a host of loving friends.

Ronnie's legacy of fearlessness, love, and resilience will continue to inspire us to live life to the fullest, just as he did.

Rest in peace, dearest Ronnie. Your adventures have just begun.

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