Ralph W. Sexton

Mr. Sexton,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served with the U.S. Army in Europe during WW II as a member of the 66th Infantry Division. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy. The 66th Inf. Div. entered combat at the end of December 1944 and kept thousands of Germans bottled up in ports along the Atlantic Coast of France at Bordeaux, La Rochelle and St. Nazaire until VE Day in May 1945-it...

I will always remember "Uncle Ralph's" big smile and bright, happy eyes. My heart is with all of you during this time. I will miss him very much and always remember how gentle, kind, and loving he was.

Love,
Sheila

Your gentle and kind association working with you at Northeastern University and Stone & Webster will always be remembered. It was a pleasure to share these times with someone so thoughtful. You will be remembered in my payers.

Dear Sexton Family,

My sincere sympathy to all of you on the death of Ralph. It was always a pleasure to see him when he came into Town Hall and there was great enjoyment for everyone when he wrote about his youth in Arlington; it reallly made you think of the happiness of one's childhood.

Of course you will all miss him, as will everyone in town who knew him.

Love and prayers to all,

Janice Weber and family