Condolences

Dear Lois and family,
My solemn condolences to you on Ralph's homegoing. I was saddened to hear that he had passed. Ralph was a kind and gentle man; a gentleman and mentor to so many people. His quiet way and humility were qualities i admired so much. He's an inspiration to us all. May God wrap his loving arms around you and comfort you. I'm certain he heard his Lord and Saviour say, " Welcome home, my good and faithful servant"!
Bill

We were so sorry to here of Ralph's passing. I spent many years in that trucking company office doing books, driver, envelopes, etc., but also the Humphreys were my second family away from home with my husband being stationed up there at Griffis Air Force Base. We spent Thanksgiving dinners with them. We spent Christmases with them and we're so thankful for all that time together. I still remember Ralph bringing baby raccoons into the office or talking me into being the only person that would sit on a milk crate and ride through a potato field to get his ultralight up in the air and take me for a ride. Lois, your hugs always made me feel like I was home. Janet and Mike, our friendship continues to this day and I treasure that. Your father will be deeply missed. Please give everybody hugs for me. Love you all so very much.