THE WALL OF FACES

Thou our paths have never met, I do remember you through your sister Jan and your father Ralph Sr. I remember when your name would come up, and I could see the pride in their eyes, and could feel the pain in there heart. With that being said let me thank you for my freedom, I like your sister will hold your spirit in my heart forever, again thank you.

Buster, 48 years today but to me it seems like yesterday. As I'm sure you know my life was flipped upside down when you died, but I know you have been with me the entire time or I would not be the person I am today. I PROUDLY wear your dog tags and have since the day they were given to me I never take them off. You were the greatest older brother anyone could have asked for, which is why I have so many fabulous memories of the times we spent together, even though I was only 9 when you were killed. I know God had other plans for you, but I still ask why you and wonder what could have been. I visit your grave, up on the hill over looking the football field and the street named after you, I know you are not there but it is the last place I remember being with you. God willing I will be with you in have someday and give you the biggest hug and kiss.
Love You Always, your little sister, Jan

Semper Fi, Marine.

Ralph is buried at Mount Vernon Cemetery, Abington, Plymouth County, MA. PH

I will always remember you. What a dedicated and loving young man he was. I miss you and think of you often.