Ronnie Terrell Feagin, age 30, passed away December 13, 2013. Ronnie T. Feagin (affectionately known as "Big Ron") was born December 4, 1983 to Ronald J. Cash, and Rhonda L. Feagin in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was preceded in death by his father; Ronald J. Cash, grandfather; Walter Cash, grandmother; Louise Feagin-Small, and Sylvia Cash, and uncle; Raymond Cash. Ronnie T. Feagin was a very talented young man with a smile that would warm anyone's heart. From Westmont to Price Hill, is where it all began. He attended several schools which he was well known at North Fairmount, Bloom, Roberts, and West High High School. From sports, collecting gym shoes, to music, there was nothing that he couldn't accomplish when he put his mind to it. Ronnie T. Feagin was a very hardworking individual; he had a vision of owning his own store. Ronnie worked effortlessly, at the shoe store, and Price Hill Recreation Center where he donated his time working with children. In his spare time, he would walk the streets with a back pack full of CD's and movies, which eventually led him to become a great entrepreneur. Through his illness, he was determined to purchase his own store. Daly Connection (One Stop Shop) came to life in 2008. Finally, his dream became a reality. Ronnie emerged as a business owner, Professional DJ, Fisherman, Family Man, Son, Brother, Uncle, and a great friend who touched so many lives. Ronnie T. Feagin leaves to cherish his memory: mother, Rhonda Feagin; great-grandfather, Rev. Murray Williams; grandfather, Willie O. Feagin Sr.; great-aunt; Myrtis Boglin (Sam); sisters, Ronesssia Feagin, Kelley Cash-Jones, and Leah Cash; brothers, Marcus Newman, Ronnie Cash, and Jermaine Dorsey; aunts, Renae Feagin, Marie Griffin (Mack), Netta Halsell (Johnnie), and Emma Brown (Craig); uncles, Reginald Feagin Sr.(Venita), Willie Feagin Jr. (Leslie), Mark Feagin (Tywan), Walter Cash, and William Cash (Leola). A nephew that he adored as his own son, Kavon Mitchell, along with a host of nieces, nephews, relatives, and one of his best friends from second grade, Robert Moore.

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