Ronald T. Webster, 83, of Anthony Road, Barrington, died peacefully on January 18, 2025 at the Miriam Hospital, Providence, surrounded by his loving family.

Born in Schenectady, NY, a son of the late Lester D. and Jean J. (Merseau) Webster, he lived in Barrington for 4 years and Manhattan, NY for most of his life. He graduated from Barrington High School and received a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina, Class of 1961.

Mr. Webster joined the Sales & Rentals division of FirstService Residential (formerly Tudor Realty), in October 2009. Prior to joining FirstService Residential, Mr. Webster was a designer and Vice President of Merchandising for a major importer of home furnishings and collectibles. Mr. Webster was also a television host on QVC and the Home Shopping Network (HSN) for over 26 years for shows featuring his designs. At the same time, he had a home furnishing store, Christopher’s on Columbus, for 5 years. Christopher’s had a high-end and star studded clientele. Mr. Webster has lived on the Upper West Side of Manhattan for most of his life. He lived in a West 79th Street cooperative for 38 years and was President of the Board for over 35 years. In addition, he is a past president of the Board at 45 Tudor City Place. Mr. Webster’s more than 35 years of experience serving on co-op Boards has given him an insider’s view of the real estate market and the experience to know the right way to handle a real estate transaction. Coupling his past experience with market knowledge and expertise, he possesses the skills necessary to provide professional real estate advice for many types of transactions. Since joining AZ REALTY NYC , Mr. Webster has successfully completed numerous sales and rental transactions throughout Manhattan. Mr. Webster is known for his hands-on, personalized service and attention.

Ronald enjoyed gardening, collecting antiques, attending the opera, designing and spending time with his loving family.

He is survived by two sisters, Patricia G. Gregson of Barrington and Priscilla Leonnard of East Providence; two brothers, Lester D. Webster Jr. of Texas and Robert S. Webster of Johnston and treasured by his nieces Kelly Ann Gregson Hicks ( Stephen Hicks), Gale Martelly (Philip Martelly), and Melissa Lawrence (Brian Lawrence) and adored by his grand nieces and nephews who he spoiled and loved endlessly.

His Funeral Services will be Private.