Blessing people through his music is something Ron has been doing for years. His commitment to serve the Lord, reach lost souls, bring hope and encouragement and share a smile  grows stronger each day.  Ron is talented, humorous and spiritual.  The warmth and love he betrays captives his audiences the moment he walks on the stage. Ron is very professional, as his perception is, God gave his best and he should give his best at all times. Ron travels full-time throughout the United States and appears in auditoriums, churches, revivals, campmeetings and various other venues and sings at the National Quartet Convention and Branson Gospel Music Convention. Ron has also appeared on many syndicated Television and radio programs, and has been nominated for the 2009 Diamond Award, Soloist of the Year,  2009  Top Five Favorite Male Vocalist- Southern Gospel Music FanFair and the 2008 Diamond Award Top Five, Soloist of the Year. With "I'll Make It Someday," "Footsteps On The Clouds," and "Won To the Highest Power," charting, Ron gives all credit to the lord for these accomplishments.

In 2002, Ron accepted the call into the full-time solo ministry. Ron is blessed to have his wife Trish travel with him and also  accompany him on the keyboard with various arrangements of his style.

Ron has shared the stage with many of the great artist, The Hyssongs, The Roark's, The Dove Brothers Quartet, Freemans, Aaron and Amanda Crabb, Trevor Thomas, The Profitts, Eternal Vision, Paul's Journey, Big MO, Mike Upright, Emmaus Road Quartet, Fresh Anointing, Gerald Crabb, Dixie Melody Boys, The Nelons,  Blackwood's, Pfeiffer's,  Eric Hinson, Rod Burton, Brain Free and Assurance, Young Harmony,  and so many others.

With a twist of Southern Gospel and Christian Country, Ron is sure to bless audiences of all ages with his heartwarming vocals, humor and testimony.