Ralph-Kall-Obituary

Ralph Kall

Rockford, Illinois

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RALPH E. KALL, 81 ROCKFORD - Ralph E. Kall, 81, of Rockford died at 8:10 p.m. Wednesday, July 20, 2011, in his home. He quit smoking 42 years ago, but was diagnosed with damaged lungs because of his 20 years of smoking. Ralph was born July 16, 1930, son of Walter and Ruth (O'Neil) Kall. He...

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Though we really only knew each as neighbors,waving as we passed on the street, I looked for him to remind me that he was still there. I will miss his presence. Now he rests in the arms of the Lord.Peace be the family.

I have great memories of my Uncle Ralph. Holidays and get togethers at my grandparents and then at my parents house, there was always interesting conversations ranging from the old days to current event, politics, travel and music. My kids always wanted to know will the uncles be there? Uncle Ralph lived with us for a while and helped us build our house when I was young. Both Uncle Ralph and Uncle Walt were so supportive when I had tough times in my life and always there help celebrate the...

We first met Ralph and Walt at Coffee Talks. Then everywhere that social justice was an issue or topic. Ralph was a regular at Rockford Progressive Meet-up as well and always ready to engage in conversation about topical issues. He was also a frequent visitor to the U.U. Church. It was a pleasure to know him. Allen & Ruth Penticoff

Dear Walter and family, we will miss Ralph coming into our dental office and telling about the many trips abroad. He was a joy to have as a patient. May the Lord Jesus grant you His peace through this difficult loss.

Dear Family Members, Ralph was a special person with insight and a generous dose of wit. I lead a class at CLR and was lucky enough to have Ralph and Walt attend many semesters of my current events classes. Many times Ralph would add zest and wit to the class input. His loss is my loss. God bless his memory.

Ralph was a good man and fellow coworker. Rest in peace.

Ralph was a great supporter of peace and justice activities here in Rockford, as well as JustGoods, the fair trade store on 7th Street. He had a great sense of humor and righteousness, and will be sorely missed.

Uncle Ralf was a joy to know and love. It was always great to visit with him and Uncle Walt. You will be greatly missed and were loved by so many.