Ralph Horn Obituary

Ralph, you're the kind of person anyone would love to know. I'll never forget the weekend restaurant dinners that you, my parents, and I used to share--They represent a time of my life that will be even more priceless and cherished because they can never be experienced again. Remembering the rides you used to give all us kids in your wheelchair and how you'd be called "Uncle Ralph," I realize how many people's lives you touched--all by being who you are: A kind-hearted, honest, persevering, and intelligent person--someone to look up to. On your character and personal success alone, there's no denying the fact that you deserved the best that life could give, and I'm sorry that you didn't get most of it. It's natural to subconsciously "just not think about" someone lost, because their obvious absence just hurts too much. But, I bought an angel pin in memory of you, so I'll always remember you. My world is a different and colder place that I don't like, but I see now that fate does what it likes. I feel blessed to have known you, and I'll miss you, Uncle Ralph.

Ralph was a man of uncommon character, strength, and kindness! Whatever he did or wherever he went, he always made a great and lasting impression on each and every one. It was a privilege to have known him. Even though I have not seen Ralph for a long time, I have always respected and remembered him and I always will!



Thomas.

Ralph,

Somewhere, sometime you're reading this. Words or pictures cannot even decribe the type of person you were in this world. Always kind and thoughtful. I'll always miss you!

love,

jane

Goodbye old friend, with memories of pastimes with you held safely for future memories.



With Love, Donna Setinski/Daley, Marcy, Lois Carter, Liz Burnham, and Beverly Castillon.

I remember Ralph fondly as a very sprecial person. My sister, Donna Setinsky Daley used to date Ralph. My mother, Lois Carter, also sends her sincere condolences to Ralph's family. We are so sorry for your loss. Sincerely, Elizabeth Burnham