Ralph B. Peyton

To the Peyton family:
I first met Ralph in the summer of 1963 when he didn't hire me as a service tech at Raytheon. He changed his mind in the fall and I put him off for two weeks to go hunting. We worked together at Raytheon until 1970 when we both moved on to greener pastures. He continued to forge new markets just as he had at Raytheon and when he invented the LureSpeed I was able to give him a hand.
Ralph was inventive and shrewd about marketing and not a bad camp cook...

Dave,
Randy and I never knew your dad but if he was anything like you he must have been a wonderful man. Sounds like he lived a exciting and eventful life. We are very sorry for your loss.

To the family of Ralph Peyton...
Ralph was one of my favorite customers who became a friend. He was a "one of a kind" and I missed his visits after his health problems problems became severe. I will always remember his stories, especially about Guam. He shared the story of the sword and even brought it to my office to show off.
Ralph had more than stories though, he had heart and love for people.
My sincere condolences to the family
and friends of this wonderful story teller. ...