I just found out that Ralph passed away sorry to hear it I worked with Ralph and we use to hang around Eddies talking. I moved out of the area but he would call me once a month to talk Im really going to miss him and are talks. Tom [Pizza] what he always called me.
Sincere sympathy to you, Joyce, and your daughter on the passing of your brother and uncle. Dave always enjoyed talking and fooling around with Ralph. May your great memories of Ralph bring you some comfort during this sad time.
I remember Ralph in school his love for trucks and finally became a truck driver. Always had a smile and a friendly hello when i would see him. He will be missed.
RIP Ralphie. A man of many words and emotions. You had a heart of gold and memories that will last a lifetime. Keep driving that big rig in the sky and keep the hammer down. You will be surely missed.
RALPH WAS A STUDENT OF MINE AT MANSFIELD TEACHERS COLLEGE IN 1962. HE OFTENED PRETENDED TO BE A TRUCK. HE WOULD SHIFT GEARS AND ON RAINY DAYS CAME IN WITH HS HANDS RECREATING WIPER BLADES. KEITH COLE, A MANSFIELD OFFICER EVEN HAD TO GIVE HIM A PUSH TO GET HIS TRUCK RUNNING AT THE MANSFIELD TRAFFIC LIGHT. I EXTEND MY SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS. BLESS EACH OF YOU.
RALPHIE! The stories are endless, although you were only apart of my life for 7 years, it seemed like forever. I’ll never forget the nights working in the garage and you sitting there beside your car just talking away. Not sure half the stuff you would tell me can be repeated but we will leave that for when we meet again. You were a man of many words and a heart of gold. Those that knew the real Ralphie will miss you dearly, I’ll make sure Tucker gets a cheeseburger every now and then for ya pal. Rest easy
