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Ralph W. Wilkins

Milton Mills, New Hampshire

1921 - 2007

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Milton Mills, New Hampshire:

Ralph W. Wilkins, age 85, of Applebee Road in Milton Mills, NH, died March 2, 2007, in York, Pennsylvania.

Born March 27, 1921 in Beverly, Massachusetts, son of the late Roger L. and Mildred C. (Christensen) Wilkins, he resided in Milton Mills, NH, since 1947, having previously resided in Beverly, Mass.

A graduate of Beverly High School, Class of 1939 and Essex Agricultural School in Hawthorne, MA where he played hockey and was captain of the team and was known as “Flash”. He had worked as an expediter for United Shoe and Machinery in Beverly,MA and retired as Milkman for West Lynn Creamery.

Ralph was a United States Naval Veteran of World War II.

A poultry farmer, Ralph had owned and operated LegHorn Acres in Milton Mills with his late wife Virginia B. (Wade) Wilkins, who died in 1997, after 54 years of marriage.

He is survived by 7 children: Gail Ann Harris of Plantation, FL, Roger W. Wilkins of Rochester, Paula L. Dito of Cleveland, NC, Alan R. Wilkins and Dana R. Wilkins, both of Middleton, MA. , Nancy M. Wilkins of Exeter, NH and Cheryl L. Wilkins of Hellam, PA., 18 Grandchildren and many Great Grandchildren, 1 Great-Great Grandchild, 2 sisters: Priscilla Foss of Danvers, Mass. and Louise Burkinshaw of Neunan, GA, also several Nieces and Nephews and Cousins.

Calling hours are Tuesday evening from 6-8 pm at Peaslee Funeral Home, 24 Central Street in Farmington, NH with a Funeral Service on Wed. Mar. 7 at 11:00 am at the funeral home. Interment will follow at 1:30 pm at Oakdale Cemetery in Middleton, Mass. Donations may be made in Ralph’s memory to the American Diabetes Association. To express condolences, please visit: www.peasleefuneralhome.com

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Grandpa I miss you so much I loved living on the farm with you and Grandma I never wanted to go back to Florida I wanted to come up and go see the old farm but Uncle Al said the place is a mess look at it from the Earth view so that's what I do so many memories on the farm I remember we used to drive an hour just to go get an ice cream that was the highlight of the day! I remember waking up 5:00 in the morning getting ready to go on your milk route you told me I could drink all the chocolate...

Love you Papa, thinking about you and all that great advice you gave that i didnt take. Hope you're hugging mom and you're all together again. Im at peace now and am doing better than ever. Im making you all proud because its time i do.
Love you always, Becky boo

You were the most loving grandfather a girl could ever have. I was so lucky to have had you in my life as long as I did. Your wisdom and stories I take with me. I miss your visits to Pennslytucky as you called it and mine with you and Nana on the farm. I miss you everyday. I love you Papa, your darlin granddaughter Rebecca of sunnybrook farm

The most loving, caring, grandfather a girl could have. Not a day goes by that I dont think about you and all the wisdom you shared all your stories. Your smile and kisses I will never forget. You told me to keep moving because when you stop that's it. I miss you and cant wait to be in your arms again. Love you always, your darlin granddaughter Rebecca of sunny brook farm

The most loving, caring, grandfather a girl could have. Not a day goes by that I dont think about you and all the wisdom you shared all your stories. Your smile and kisses I will never forget. You told me to keep moving because when you stop that's it. I miss you and cant wait to be in your arms again. Love you always, your darlin granddaughter Rebecca of sunny brook farm

He was the greatest grandfather a girl could have. So much knowledge and wisdom he shared including unconditional love so great. I miss you everyday and love you more than words can say. Love you forever, your darling granddaughter Rebecca of sunnybrook farm

He was the greatest grandfather a girl could have. So much knowledge and wisdom he shared including unconditional love so great. I miss you everyday and love you more than words can say. Love you forever, your granddaughter Rebecca of sunnybrook farm

Gail, Roger, all, my condolences for the loss of your father. It's been a very long time since playing in the chicken house, Gail. Your family was a good and loving family to all of us. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Everyone loved to visit Ralph's place in Milton Mills. His humor and welcoming warmth saw us safely through the storms of life and he shall be dearly missed by everyone. God bless you Ralph on your journey home.