Ron Sexton Death: When Did Ron Sexton Die?

Ron Sexton Death: When Did Ron Sexton Die?: Ron Sexton was an American comedian and radio personality.

He was a renowned comedian and voice actor who quickly became a household name with his unique style and comedic timing.

Sexton was best known for his iconic portrayal of the character “Donnie Baker” on The Bob & Tom Show.

Sadly, the ‘Donnie Baker’ famed comedian has died. The news of his death was announced by his family through a heartfelt post on his official Facebook page on Saturday, July 22.

“It is with immense sadness that we let everyone know that Ron Sexton passed away yesterday. He was Donnie Baker to most of you, but Ron and Dad to us. Please respect our privacy at this time and pray for our family”

However, at this time of writing, details about Sexton’s cause of death have not yet been made public.

“The Bob & Tom Show” host Tom Griswold said in a Facebook post that Sexton died in Ohio on Friday while on tour with his stand-up comedy show.

“We are sad to confirm that Ron Sexton, longtime member of the ensemble cast of “The Bob & Tom Show”, died Friday in Ohio while on tour with his stand-up comedy show.

Ron was known by millions of listeners of “The Bob & Tom Show” for the indelible comedic characters he played on-air – including Donnie Baker, Kenny Tarmac, and Floyd the Trucker, as well as his spot-on celebrity impersonations.

Ron was a much-loved colleague and friend, and we will miss him greatly. We send our sincerest condolences to his family and friends. He made many, many people happy during his more than 20 years with “The Bob & Tom Show,” and we will remember him with love and gratitude.”

Donnie Baker became a fan favorite and brought laughter to millions of listeners as a recurring character on The Bob & Tom Show.

Ron Sexton Death: When Did Ron Sexton Die?

The news of Ron Sexton’s demise was announced by his family through a heartfelt post on his official Facebook page on Saturday, July 22. At this time of writing, his cause of death has not yet been made public.