Ralph B. Faulkner

Dear Don and Ken,

I remember fondly the times I spent visiting with the Faulkners. You were all so warm and friendly. Even after I was no longer " officially" a member of the family, Ralph helped me when I moved into my own home. Years later upon a chance meeting at a restaurant, I heard Ralph's booming voice call out my name. I'm so grateful to have known him, Pat and their three "boys".

Dear Don and Ken,
As you know, I worked at Western Steel with your dad in the 1950s. That was the start of over 65 years of friendship and business relations. You were blessed to have Ralph as your father. He was a wonderful man and he will be dearly missed by all that were fortunate to have know him.
Roger Green

I am so sorry to see Ralph's passing. He and Pat were wonderful friends and neighbors at Oakwood Park. May your family have only happy memories of these two good people.

Dear Faulkner family,
My sympathies to you and the extended family. Ralph was a golf buddy of my father David Wille and my mother had a tremendous amount of respect for him as well. You are in my thoughts.

Hi. I used to live at Highland Cove and took my dogs to visit Ralph often. Ralph and Charley bonded and often fell asleep together. I loved watching them together. I will remember Ralph's quiet joy and smile.

I wish the family peace at this difficult time.

Dear Faulkners, I was your next door neighbor for many years up in Cottonwood Heights.
I was surprised and sad to hear that Ralph had passed on.
I hope you feel peace and comfort at this time.
I enjoyed knowing all of your family and the friendship we had while living there.
Your neighbor-Eileen Webster Caldwell