Ronnie McNutt was laid to rest on September 2, 2020, two days after his death on August 31. His funeral and burial brought together family, friends, church members, and community supporters who gathered to honor the memory of a man who was far more than the circumstances of his death. This page provides factual information about Ronnie’s funeral service, burial location, and how his memory is being honored.
Ronnie McNutt’s Funeral Service
A Celebration of Life service for Ronald “Ronnie” Merle McNutt was held at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, September 2, 2020, at McMillan Funeral Home in Booneville, Mississippi. The service was officiated by Pastor Rob Sevilla.
The service reflected both the grief of losing Ronnie and the celebration of the man he was. Family, close friends, church members from Celebration Church Tupelo, and community supporters attended to pay their respects and share memories of Ronnie’s warmth, humor, and kindness.
Celebration Church Tupelo released a statement that captured the community’s loss: “Ronnie will be missed by all who loved and knew him. He was very caring, committed, loyal, dependable, and eccentric. He served his church faithfully and was loved by many.”
Where Is Ronnie McNutt Buried?
Ronnie McNutt was buried at Snowdown Church of Christ Cemetery in Prentiss County, Mississippi. The burial took place on September 2, 2020, following the Celebration of Life service.
Image: Office of Public Affairs, Washington DC | Licensed under CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Snowdown Church of Christ Cemetery is a small, historic cemetery in rural northeastern Mississippi, reflective of the close-knit community where Ronnie grew up. For those wishing to locate the grave site, memorial information can be found through Find a Grave and other genealogy databases.
Ronnie McNutt’s Obituary
Ronnie’s official obituary, published through Dignity Memorial / McMillan Funeral Home, highlights the key aspects of his life:
- His military service as a U.S. Army Reserve veteran
- His active membership at Celebration Church Tupelo
- His love of theater and performing
- His family connections — survived by his mother Elaine, brother Joey (Susan), sister Mindy, nieces, nephews, and extended family
- His predeceasing father Cecil Ronald McNutt and grandparents
Visiting Ronnie McNutt’s Grave
For those who wish to pay their respects at Ronnie’s grave site, Snowdown Church of Christ Cemetery is located in Prentiss County, Mississippi, near the Booneville area. The cemetery is a peaceful, rural setting that reflects the community values Ronnie grew up with.
If you plan to visit, please be respectful of the site, other families’ memorials, and the privacy of Ronnie’s family. Leaving flowers, flags, or other small tributes is a meaningful way to honor his memory.
Image: 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) | Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
How to Honor Ronnie McNutt’s Memory
Beyond visiting his grave, there are many meaningful ways to honor Ronnie’s memory:
- Support the Hinderless22 Foundation: Ronnie’s family founded this nonprofit to help veterans in crisis. Visit hinderless22.org to donate or volunteer
- Check on a veteran: Reach out to veterans in your life. A simple phone call or visit can make a profound difference
- Learn about veteran mental health: Educate yourself about PTSD, depression, and the challenges veterans face after returning home
- Report graphic content: If you see the video of Ronnie’s death being shared online, report it to the platform immediately
- Share crisis resources: Help normalize reaching out for help by sharing the 988 Lifeline and Veterans Crisis Line information
Ronnie McNutt Memorial Key Details
- Full name: Ronald “Ronnie” Merle McNutt
- Born: May 23, 1987, Alcorn, Mississippi
- Died: August 31, 2020 (age 33), New Albany, Mississippi
- Funeral: September 2, 2020, 2:00 PM, McMillan Funeral Home, Booneville, MS
- Officiant: Pastor Rob Sevilla
- Burial: Snowdown Church of Christ Cemetery, Prentiss County, Mississippi
- Find a Grave: Memorial #215119078
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