b'Also left to mourn his passing, sister-in-law Patsy Hamlett of Middlesboro, Kentucky, and sister-in-law Ann Hamlett Ferguson (Norman) of Middlesboro, Kentucky, brother-in-law Dr. Joe Hamlett (Donna) of Saratoga, New York. He also had many beloved nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother-in-law Jay Hamlett.Neil loved Middlesboro and served on many boards including the National Bank Board of Directors, Salvation Army, Chamber of Commerce, Kentucky Bottlers Association, The Coca-Cola Bottlers Board of Governors, and Chairman of the Mainstream Bottlers Association. He attended Middlesboro High School, was a graduate of Transylvania University, and was completing an MBA at the University of Kentucky when his father died. He then came back to Middlesboro and was involved in the Coca-Cola business for over sixty years where he served as President and Chairman of the Board until his death.In lieu of flowers Neils request was for donations to be made to First Christian Church, PO Box 971, Middlesboro, KY, 40965 or the Salvation Army, PO Box 148, Middlesboro, KY, 40965 or the church of your choice.Ronald G. Morin Coca-Cola Northeast May 23, 1968October 25, 2023Ron Morin passed away during the tragic events that unfolded in Lewiston, Maine on October 25, 2023.Ronald, Ron, was born on May 23, 1968, in Lewiston, the son of Anita Hamann Gosselin andthe late Richard Morin. He was raised by Anita and her husband Daniel Gosselin and was oneof eight siblings. Ron graduated from Lewiston High School in 1986. He had been employed by Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast since 1989. He was a Sales Merchandiser in the South Portland Sales Center and a valued member of the Coke Northeast family for over 30 years. Ron was a highly regarded friend, mentor,and coworker to all who knew him. He was a dedicated and hardworking employee who prided himself on never missinga day of work and valued the relationships he built with his colleagues and customers. His infectious enthusiasm was recognized by all who had the privilege to work with him. Ron trained many Coke Northeast employees, who nicknamed him The Legend,in light of his high standards.He married the love of his life, Lynn Morin, in May of 1990. They soon after had two wonderful children together, Amy and Eric. Ron was a devoted husband and father who was always available to provide unwavering support. He was very proudof Amy and Eric, and their accomplishments. Both Amy and Eric currently live with their spouses in Charleston, S.C., and Ron was anxiously awaiting retirement to relocate to be closer to his children.Those who knew Ron would acknowledge his keen sense of humor and ability to make everyone feel loved and seen. He had a passion for making others laugh. When he wasnt working or spending time with family, he loved being active in the Lewiston/Auburn community. He was an avid ice and floor hockey, softball, and cornhole player. He loved to engage in local workout classes and umpire softball. Through these activities, he made countless lifelong friends.Ron was predeceased by his father Richard Morin and his sweet dog, Abbey who was his pride and joy.He is survived by his wife, Lynn Morin, of 33 years; his daughter Amy (Morin) Puciaty and her husband Nick; son Eric Morin and his wife Allyson; siblings Marcel Morin and his wife Peyton, Paul Morin and his wife Lisa, Bob Morin and his wife Jill, Dan Morin and his wife Laura, Steve Gosselin and his wife Michelle, Tanya Morissette and her husband Lucien, and Lynda Purrington; in-laws Rene and Lucia Morissette and their children, Terry Morissette, Moe Morissette and his wife Stacey, Muriel Gosselin and her husband Scott, Eddie Morissette, Jeannine Silberman and her husband Adam, Jeannette Morissette and partner Matt, Lee Morissette and his wife Ashley; and numerous beloved nieces, nephews and cousins. Words cant define or convey the joy and enthusiasm Ron would bring to any activity he participated in. Those whose lives were blessed and enriched by knowing and working with him will certainly miss him. We have all lost a great friend, employee, citizen, and person with Rons passing. 15'