Ralph Cole Saxton III

I graduated from Prep with Ralph and was a fraternity brother. What I can say even from High School and University was that he indeed was a "kind, generous, warm spirit".

Joan: Just found out about Ralph's passing. I don't know what to say other than he leaves a big hole. Will miss our lunches and golf he was truly a great man. -Tony Robinson

To the entire Saxton Family. I never met Ralph. I only knew of him through Cole and my dealings with Saxton Bradley Inc. I'm truly sorry to hear about your loss. I wish I could've met him. Sincerely,

Cole,Ben I'm sorry that I missed the service for your dad. I only found out while BBQing for my dad and mom on the 6th. Please know that I admired and respected Ralph. He gave me a chance and it made me a better person. I am happy to know when some one had a good life.

Joanie and Family,
I wish I was able to attend the service, but want you to know that I was there in spirit.
I will always remember Ralph as a larger than life individual. He was always accommodating to me when I would visit Saxton/Bradley when my brother was not around. He always made me feel right at home.

Your family has suffered a big loss. However, you will never lose the memories. I will always remember how Ralph and Jim built a very successful business together.
Helene...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Monica Irastorza, Tyler & Roxana Magee

Our prayers go out to the Saxton family for their loss!Rest in peace Ralph! God bless!
Bob and Lucia Walters

Joanie, I am so sorry about your loss. As you know Ralph and I grew up in Montlake and went to Prep, but we didn't hang out because he was a year older than me. I don't remember bumping into him much after high school. He was one of the coolest older guys I can remember from those days. He had a beautiful smile and always took time to say hello to me.
He always brightened my day when I saw him. I also appreciated your smile from our St. Joseph's dance days.