RALPH EUGENE ROE Sr.

My friend, my brother, the wisest man in the room,he taught us how to live and showed us how to die.Ralph made the world a better place and I truly will miss him....love you amigo man

Ralph E. Roe: (on his tour in Vietnam). "I developed a bad allergy in Vietnam. Turns out I have a bad reaction to bullets being fired at me!" Finding a humorous twist on a very serious situation. Miss you, Ralph.

A fine man, full of fun and stories... and a fellow quartermaster. He was "one of a kind" with a diverse set of skills, including the gift of being a great story teller.. Ralph will be sorely missed. My condolences to the entire Roe family.

Dear Roe children, I am sad to read your mom and now your dad are gone. I remember him jolly, as you wrote. His friend, Clark (Jeff) died 5 years ago. Stay close to each other.

Ralph, sorry to hear about your dad. Met him when the boys lived next to us on Winterburn, and your dad was a truly amazing and caring man. Let his memory be those of the great, fun, times, and the jokes and laughter he created being around family and all who knew him. Ralph, Imelda, Ralph, and Josh, you and the rest of your family are in our thoughts and prayers!!

My darling big brother. I loved you then, and love you now!

My darling big brother...I loved you then, I love you now.

I couldn't match the eloquence and beauty of that obituary but please know....the Roe and Feda families are in my thoughts and prayers and hope that you know he will always be with you all in your hearts and souls.

What a beautiful life Mr. Roe lived. He raised a wonderful family who will continue living life the same way he lived...loving, helping, guiding, learning and with laughter. Prayers and love to the entire Roe family. May Mr. Roe rest in peace. God Bless. - Michelle

The world was indeed blessed by your father and continues to blessed by his children and grandchildren. I grieve with you at your great loss.