Ronnie U. Nixon passed away Sunday, January 25, 2026, at the age of 56. He was born November 22, 1969, in Washington, Missouri.

Ronnie enjoyed wrestling and was a member of ACW Wrestling (American Champion Wrestling), where he truly enjoyed attending all of their matches and events! He also enjoyed the simple things in life, such as camping, fishing, and canoeing. One of his favorite places was Branson, Missouri, where he enjoyed spending time with his wife, Denise, hanging out in the A-frame cabin tucked away in the woods, relaxing in the hot tub, and simply being out in nature. Those were some of his fondest memories!

In remembrance of Ronnie, please use your extra time and spend it with your special person, and be kind to her or him, because those are truly the special times that you will remember when they are no longer here and life has made other plans for you.

Ronnie was preceded in death by his father, Ronald Nixon, of Eldon, Missouri; his mother and stepfather, Betty and Paul Thomure of Washington, Missouri; and his wife, Denise Nixon (Jackson).

He is survived by four sisters, Debra Oberndorfer and husband, Darwin, of Washington, Missouri, Linda Smreker and husband, John, of Leslie, Missouri, Kathy Thomure and husband, Kenny, of Marthasville, Missouri, and Karen Branson and husband, Ronnie, of New Haven, Missouri; one step-sister, Paula Monehan and husband, Gary, of Villa Ridge, Missouri; three step-brothers, Tom Thomure and partner, Linda Kraush, of Washington, Missouri, and Roger Thomure and wife, Faye, of Rosebud, Missouri, and Kenny Thomure and wife, Kathy, of Marthasville, Missouri; two step-sons, Tyler Jackson and wife, Makayla, of St. Louis, Missouri, and Dylan Richie of Beaufort, Missouri; one step-daughter, Aleigha Snavely, of Oklahoma; other relatives; and many friends.

A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, February 21, 2026, from 11:00am to 2:00pm, at the Hummingbird Club in Washington, Missouri.

Ronnie will be laid to rest at his mother's side at Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, located on Highway A in Washington, Missouri.

Obituary provided by family.