Ralph F. Torrence

My dad, Earl John Konersman, was a childhood friend and grade school classmate of Ralph's. They reconnected in later years, again enjoying conversations and laughs.

Ralph, My condolences to you and your family. You are in my prayers.

Our deepest condolences and heartfelt sympathy go out to your family. We are praying for peace and comfort for you!
Jessica Musser & Family

My sympathy to Ralph's children, grandchildren and family. I remember a contagious smile and always a funny word of encouragement!
Marian Crossman

I just heard of my uncle Ralph's passing. My deepest symphaties to my cousins Ralph, John , and Mary Ellen and most of all my Aunt Suzzie. I have relived some fond memories in the last few hours of the times our families were able to overcome the miles apart and get together. Uncle Ralph was always the rock of those Torrence boys. Ralph was the last of the four boys. We lost the other three way to early but they are all back together now. I can hear grandma telling Uncle Ralph to wipe his...

Uncle Ralph was a great man. He lit any room up that he entered. He had the Torrence charisma and loved his family dearly. I will cherish the memories of him and Aunt Jane singing with my Mom and Dad at the player piano at our many family parties when we were growing up. My thoughts, prayers, and love are sent to each of my cousins and their children.

Love and sympathies,
Patricia Torrence Clifton and family.

What a lovely tribute to your dad. My deepest condolences. My mom just passed in February and I miss her more every day. I WILL raise a glass to your dad.

John and Julie: Thinking of you all, today. Hank.

MY SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF RALPH TORRENCE. WHAT A GREAT GUY! HE MUST HAVE HAD A MILLION RIENDS; I NEVER SAW HIM WITHOUT A SMILE ON HIS FACE. HE WILL BE SORELY MISSED. OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AS YOU ENTER THIS SEASON OF SORROW.