Ron Sexton famously known as “Donnie Bread cook,” died on Friday
He died at 52 years old
He died while on visit with his stand-up satire show

Ron Sexton, 52, famously known as “Donnie Bread cook,” a veteran from the troupe cast individual from The Sway and Tom Show, died on Friday while on visit with his stand-up satire show, as indicated by delegates of the program. He was an inhabitant of Tampa, Florida.

A large number of audience members knew Sexton for his funny live personas, like Donnie Cook, Kenny Landing area, Floyd the Driver, and his similar pantomimes of celebrities.

“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…

— The BOB & TOM Show (@bobandtom) July 22, 2023

From the get-go in January, the entertainer stood out as truly newsworthy after a supposed undertaking turned physical at a bar in Portland, Indiana. As indicated by court records, Sexton told police the shooter was the life partner of the woman he was seeing.

Sexton died in Ohio while on visit with his stand-up parody show, Tom Griswold said on “The Sway and TOM Show” Facebook page. “Ron was known by a large number of audience members of “The Bounce and Tom Show” for the permanent comedic characters he played live – including Donnie Cook, Kenny Landing area, and Floyd the Driver, as well as his right on target superstar pantomimes. Ron was a much-cherished partner and companion, and we will miss him incredibly. We send our sincerest sympathies to his loved ones. He made many, many individuals blissful during his over 20 years with “The Bounce and Tom Show,” and we will recollect him with affection and appreciation,” he composed.

The reason for his demise was not uncovered. Sexton was set to perform at the Dayton Interesting Bone on July 21 and July 22, the satire club’s post on Facebook said.