RALPH H. WHIPPLE

You were so special to me, Ralphy. I was always so happy when you came to visit and gave me hugs. I will always love you.

Dear Lois - when Ralph "adopted Tim and Kim," he became a family member to all of us - he attended graduation parties, birthday parties, sports events and sometimes just a quiet dinner with us. My son, Nathan, thought the sun rose and set with Ralphy! Ralph would sit beside Nathan's wheelchair and include Nathan in every conversation. Ralph was the kindest man I ever have known. He and Nathan's father, Frank, became close friends as well and spent hours talking about hunting. I have a...

Dear Lois, Ralph was one of my favorite people. I know him from the Seabright Rod and Gun club in Warren Grove NJ. God bless you for taking care of him in his time of need. My prayers are with you and your family and of course for Ralph. We still talk about him today.

Dear Lois & Family, We knew Ralph when he lived in Bethel, Vermont. It was a privilege and honor to have known him. He was a very kind and caring man. He loved Vermont; his heart was here in the Green Mountains. He "adopted" our daughter, Kim, and son-in-law, Tim Aldgrighetti. We still remember his wonderful smile and sense of humor. Kind regards, Chuck & Sandy Adams

Dear Lois,
Ralph was a great Brother-in-law to me.I loved him like I love my own brother's. I will miss him dearly.

Love Genevieve

Dear Aunt Lois,
Thank you for always loving and caring for your brother and my Uncle Ralph. You kept his life light burning over the past 10 years. I know that your grief is great and it is my hope that this entry will soothe some of your pain by remembering the good times and wonderful life that Uncle Ralph led in his healthy years. Truly something to celebrate!

I will always think of Uncle Ralph as a gentle giant. A tall man with a kind smile and strong hands. He said what...

We are very sorry Lois. He will be missed, Ralph was a very nice man.

We will say a prayer for him.
Love Tom and Mary Lou

We will always have fond memories of Ralph. Ralph loved his Vermont town of Bethel. He had many stories of the locals, of staying at the Bethel Inn, hunting on Christian Hill, and later in life, all the sporting events he attended with us at Whitcomb High Scool. He had a wonderful smile, and was always a friend to everyone he met. We will miss him dearly, but know that he is in a peaceful place. Our thoughts & prayers are with his family.