Ronnie G. Eddins, 82, of Fort Worth, dies Oct. 18
The owner of a West Side printer supply and repair shop is survived by his wife, two children, and three grandchildren.
By Ethan Cooper ·
Ronnie Gene Eddins was 82 years old when he died Sunday morning, Oct. 18, 2026.
Born in Dallas on Nov. 23, 1943, Eddins spent most of his childhood on the Westside of Fort Worth, where he attended Ridglea West Baptist Church. He graduated from Arlington Heights High School, where he met Linda Gayle Lax. The couple married and remained together for 57 years.
In 1972, Eddins began a business with his brother, his father, and his wife. The company operated on the West Side of Fort Worth and focused on selling printer supplies and providing repair services.
Eddins was a fan of college sports, with particular loyalty to the Texas Longhorns and the TCU Horned Frogs.
He was preceded in death by his father, Alvin Eugene Eddins, his mother, Ruby Lee Eddins, and his brother, William Ray Eddins. His sisters-in-law, Trishia Click and Vicki Watson, are also among the bereaved.
Eddins is survived by his wife Linda; his daughter, Christi Anne Exman; his son, Ronald Lance Eddins; his nephew, Austin Ryon Eddins; and three grandchildren, Alexander M. Exman, Avery G. Exman, and Madeline G. Exman. A private service is scheduled for the family. Greenwood Funeral Home, located at 3344 White Settlement Road in Fort Worth, is handling the arrangements.
Source: Fort Worth Report · original report published
