Ronnie and Laura, and one of their sons, Clint, who has his own"member Spotlight" page, are some of the most active members of the San Antonio Model T club. Together they now have two working Model Ts and two works in progress, the most recent being pulled out of a field after sitting for at least twenty years. Life long residents of San Antonio, they own and operate a thriving Air-Conditioning business which they advertise on the side of their 23 Runabout, which was the first T they acquired, in 2002. This is most often driven by Clint. Ronnie and Laura take the 1917, which among many other achievements, is quite capable of withstanding the hardships involved in taking part in the Battle of Flowers, one of the highlights of Fiesta. Their 1914 is a "barn fresh" all original Model T. They intend to keep it that way, including its hand crank starter. The 23 was more of a whim. They might turn it into a dirt racer, but this has yet to be decided.

Having been in the city and the A/C business for so long, it's amazing how many people Ronnie knows. Wherever he goes, he seems to bump into people with whom he has more than a passing acquaintance. It's absolutely uncanny. They joined TFOT in 2006 when they managed to track down club president Daniel Bratcher for some assistance with the newly acquired 1917. They all took part in the club's first annual Model T show in 2007 and everyone since then. They help out the club whenever they can. They have hosted two technical sessions at their spacious and clean workshop on Ackerman Road, which has the added benefit, of course, of excellent heat and air conditioning. They are the nicest people, the kind everyone is happy to know.

In August 2017, Ronnie and Laura augmented their fleet of Ts with a 1926 Ford Model T touring car which they have named "Eleanor." Its first public outing was the 2017 Missions Tour.

In October 1922, Ronnie and Laura added another Model T - a 1922 Ford Model T tall coupe, often called a "Doctor's Coupe." Its first public outing was the October 2020 Fall Foliage tour, joust one day after it arrived from out of state.