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Ralph Roe Obituary
August 14, 1943 - July 14, 2024
Mansfield, Texas - Ralph S. Roe, age 80, took his final breath on July 14, 2024. He was born August 14, 1943 in Ft. Worth, Texas to Cullen and Lucille Roe. Ralph was raised in North Richland Hills, Texas where he graduated from Richland High School. Following high school graduation, he joined the United States Navy, serving for two years. Ralph was an avid outdoorsman and skilled tradesman. He was mechanically inclined and could fix anything. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, and a daughter. Ralph is survived by his brother, Stephen Roe and wife Patricia of Hurst; his sister, Jane Stephens and husband Jim of North Richland Hills; a son, Cullen Roe and wife Lori of Phoenix, Arizona; a daughter, Rebecca Handley and husband Kelly of Amarillo; a daughter, Michael Ann Roe of Ft. Worth; two grandchildren; and a great-granddaughter.
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Michael Ann Roe
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Michael Ann Roe
July 20, 2024
Michael Ann Roe
July 20, 2024
Ralph was skilled in so many things. He was the best in my book at hunting, fishing, navigating the Guadalupe River in a canoe, riding a horse, camping out, and fixing a car. I was fascinated watching him clean fish and deer after a trip. I don´t know if I´ll ever meet another person who lived their life so fully through their hands! Most everything I didn´t learn in college, I learned from watching him. He loved Whataburger and couldn´t make it through an order of onion rings without calling attention to their shape and size, which would alway inspire him to tell a story about someone knew that looked like that onion ring. He only ate two kinds of pie, (hot pie and cold pie). I don´t think I will ever smell a cigarette and not think of him. Whatever I had a rough day at school, He would say, "Think about It this way. If it was a fish, would you keep it or throw it back?" He was a tough old goat, and he was my dad.
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