32 www.ReadMPM.com | www.MountPleasantMagazine.com | www.MountPleasantPodcast.com families and dropping gifts off every Christmas with his dad. A philanthropist at heart, he was always looking to help families in need no matter the cost. RB often paid for hotel stays for families that were struggling with housing and fulfilled any need requests that were presented to him. He took care of his employees like they were family even if it meant inconveniencing himself. Employees speak highly of him and can share accounts of times in which he helped them and extended kindness when they needed it most. Always a connoisseur of fancy and shiny things, RB never forgot where he came from. He loved to buy items that he could only dream of owning as a child and that included shoes. With a closet stocked full of shoes, he could rest assured that he would never need them again, which was not something he could claim as a child. Although RB enjoyed material things, it was his family and friends that brought him the most joy. His wife, children, grandchildren and Yorkies remember him fondly and know that they have big shoes to fill. Ronnie Boal’s impact and legacy on the Lowcountry is unlike any other. His commitment to his business and growing Mount Pleasant is something that will remain unchanged. We can all learn something from his work ethic and service to others. A major figure in our community, he will forever be remembered as someone who could fill us up with great food while modeling how to live a life with meaning. our town www.shemcreekrestaurants.com To be included on these sites Publisher@MountPleasantMagazine More Charleston Area Cuisine www.Charleston.Recipes DISCOVER THE BEST OF SHEM CREEK CUISINE
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