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Ralph Telfer Obituary
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Memories and Condolences
for Ralph Telfer
4 Entries
Karen Ketteringham
December 16, 2014
I have fond memories of Ralph, he gave me my first job in the health care field and remain working in the field to-day. Ralph and his wife Mary-Ann were very caring people. They believed in the Lord. Losing a loved one at this time of year is hard, but treasure all the wonderful memories you have had as a family. My heartfelt condolences go out to Mary Ann and her family. May God Bless.
Karen and Tom Ketteringham
Susan
December 15, 2014
To Maryanne, Rebecca, Andrew & Families
A man with so much compassion for all individuals despite their differences. I am so glad that I was able to be a part of your personal and work family back in the day. We had a lot of ups and downs working with our special Ark Eden Family, but we loved what we did, Ralph, you and Maryann made a difference in the lives of many, I learned so much from you both, thank you. Love you all and as Ralph would say God Bless
xo
Norman Waterhouse
December 15, 2014
I first met Ralph when we attend public different schools but we became close friends when we attended Burford High School. On graduation we went our separate ways but always made a point of getting together every chance we could. Ralph had the great ability to write the most interesting letters. They could be humorous or just decriptive of everyday events and always interesting. There was a time Ralph took a job at a seniors' home. He was single at the time so I asked if there was any nurses he would be interested in and his reponse was none except there was a cute nurse but she was not his type. Sure enough it was Mary Anne and we know how good that marriage was. Margaret and I have been really saddened by Ralph's passing. He left us with so many wonderful memories as he was our best man at our wedding.
Darren Richmond
December 8, 2014
One of the funniest memories I have of Ralph is when we were all at the Richmond household, and Ralph dove through the hula hoop and onto the floor. Wow! That was hilarious. I think he really impressed Aris and Stan. The best memories I have of Ralph is when he and my mom would just sit down at the table, drink coffee, and just talk and talk and talk. They could talk for hours about something. Ralph could always make my mom laugh and she always loved his stories. Ralph will be deeply missed. Love Darren
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