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Jay Moyes
April 18, 2011
Uncle Ralph was always my favorite when I was growing up in Idaho, and continued so throughout all his years of association with my parents and my family in Arizona. He was loved and revered by all who knew him. I've never known a man of more even temperment no matter what the circumstance. His example and smile will never be forgotten. I'm sure he is at peace now with Aunt Elna and all the family gone on before. Sincerely, Jay Moyes, Susan and 9 children
Dove of Peace
Deborah Hall
April 18, 2011
Sorry to learn of Ralph's passing today. Depest sympathy to all the Whittle family. Debbie Hall & family from Springdale, Washington.
April 16, 2011
Sorry to learn of Ralph's passing.
My family enjoyed Ralph's friendliness and helpfulness at the I G A store and things haven't been near what they were back in those times.
Great memories are at hand and depest sympathy to all the Whittle family.
Sincerly,
Emerson and Arlene Grafmiller
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