I was so sad to learn of Uncle Ralph's passing. I always remember him as such a kind, soft-spoken gentleman who seemed happiest when surrounded by family. The memorial slide show brought back fond memories of times spent at Split Rock Road and family reunions/celebrations. Ralph's enduring love for Cappy is so apparent in all the photos--they were so fortunate to have each other for so many years. May they now rest in peace together. My sincere condolences.
So sorry for your loss.. My father, Steve, worked for Ralph and Cappy at the farm. Your parents were so kind ,loving and welcoming my father felt like one of the family, so did our dog, Thunder who accompanied my father to work. They are all together now in Heaven.
Keeping them both in my thoughts and prayers, Johanna Bizub
I am so very sorry for the family of Ralph. Ralph and Cappy lived behind us in Callawassie from 1990 to 2000. We shared many meals and many “happy” hours with our favorite cheese and crackers and popcorn. Probably got together three or more times a week. My husband, Bob, passed away 6 months ago, but I know they are having popcorn in heaven together. I wish the family peace knowing he is with our Heavenly Father. Sue Kimmel
Wherever a beautiful soul has been, there is a trial of beautiful memories - and what a trial he has left us to follow.... Ralph will always stand out with his kind nature and laughter - his enthusiasm at the Father's Day Party and all the games and contests we played together. We had a great time celebrating his birthday and dancing his signature moves. Wishing you all peace and lots of love that will bring comfort.
