Ralph Havin

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Dahl Funeral Chapel

Debbie, I know how much your dad meant to you and can only imagine how difficult it has been to loose your dear father. I’ve enjoyed hearing your stories and travels with him—especially fun to hear about your trip to the east coast to see the baseball games. Although I didn’t know him, I can tell you are definitely your father’s daughter. So fun loving, joyful, warm and welcoming. Blessings

Debbie, my deepest sympathy and concern continue to be with you in the passing of your father. You called him an amazing father, and you were his amazing and adored daughter. I have known Ralph since we were 11 years old. We shared so many experiences as we journeyed through school and into college. He was always so fun, smart, ambitious, talented (he did a great job leading our high school pep band), kind, friendly, so many special qualities--and he was handsome too. It was such a joy to renew our friendship and visit again. I wish it could have lasted so much longer. I know you have countless wonderful memories of him that will always warm your heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you and Jim. Very sincerely, Marilyn

WORKED FOR RALPH IN LATE 1972 TO EARLY 1973. TAUGHT ME ALOT ABOUT TIRES WHEN HE WAS AT THE N. 17TH SHOP. VISITED NOW AND THEN AT THE MAIN ST. SHOP. R I P RALPH.

I missed this and just now found out that Ralph passed . Ralph was my tire man for years , bought tires and had tire work done . I have never met a more friendly and outgoing man than Ralph . It was always a pleasure talking to him and I always hung around and talked awhile after my business was done . I wondered what he did after he closed up his place on Main Street and I’m glad he had a nice retirement . So long Ralph , rest well .