Ralph Leigh Jr.

May God bless him and his family, I remember the good times we had playing golf and how he would laugh when I called him uncle Ralph. May he rest in peace.

Sorry for your loss of love one, my condolences. Matthew 11:28,29,30, John 11:24,25,26,

May the God of all comfort be with you in this time of mourning. My condolences on the loss of your loved one. (Psalm 145:18, 19)

My condolences to the family, Ralph was a good friend of mine and fun to play golf with. I will miss him and regret that I did not stay in touch.

To Liz and Family. So sorry to hear of Ralph's passing. He was a great person, dear friend, and war hero. He was my Boss when I first came to Houston, at P.A Inc. We both then worked for several Oil Companies, then we both retired from the US Post office. He was a highly intelligent person, and I will miss our visits, phone calls, and E-mail, where we engaged in our "Top This" conversations.

Ralph was a friend. We always joked around and talked about many different things. I always reminded other friends that to never say a negative word about " animals, veterans, and homeless people", around Ralph. These were the things I knew him to be most passionate about, along with breakfast, of course. I have already missed our monthly breakfasts and his outrageous interaction with wait staff. He was my friend. Rest in Peace, Ol' Friend. Wolf

I will always remember my friend Ralph as the ultimate lover of animals. Every single dog he ever owned had his unending love and devotion.

He has been a friend to Richard and I for over 30 years. A good friend. Actually a great friend and he will be sorely missed.

Ralph & I worked together in the oil field. Will miss you Ralph. Enjoyed you and Elizabeth joining us for dinner on Wed. nights. Semper Fi