I was saddened to hear of the passing of your father, Ralph..and as noted in the obit, of your mother, Marge and brother, Jim.  I missed you all there on 13th Ave. NW in Mandan after you moved.  I much appreciated the rides to school in the winter months. And thanks to Jim for helping me learn to ride a bike...his, of course. My thoughts are with you at this time of sadness. 
Pat

Having Uncle Ralph in Colorado was always a blessing. We'd get together for occasional holidays, weddings, and mini-reunions whenever out-of-state relatives were visiting. After my dad, Larry, passed in May, 2007, Ralph & I made a road trip together back to CO. I drove his big Buick (or Cadillac?) most of the way from Devils Lake to Loveland. After pointing out all the bells & whistles the car had, he took a nap & I tried to make the miles disappear a bit quicker. =) He later woke & commented that Margie had never made that stretch of road with such good time.
Ralph's love for Margie and his family was always evident. Up until the last few years, he hand wrote his Christmas cards and we were honored to receive them. We will miss this wonderful man, but cherish the legacy he leaves behind in the lives of many. 
Mary Jo & Tim Campbell

Mary Carol -
I am truly sorry for your loss. I pray that you and your family will abide in each others' love and your faith to get through this.
Pat Brown

Mary Carol we are very sorry to read of your loss.  Please, accept our heart felt sympathy.  Ralph (as is Jim) will remain in our prayers.
SMCHS - Class of 67

Everyone should have neighbors as caring as Ralph & Margie.  Ralph gave us a small Colorado Blue Spruce which we planted in our yard.  This day it is tall, stately and strong - daily it represents the character & integrity  of the Langes' and we think of them often.  God bless your family.

Having known Ralph and worked with him for over 20 yrs. has been a priviledge and an honor. His devotion and dedication as a volunteer in many different capacities at the Chilson Senior Center helped the Senior Center and it's participants on many levels. He was a gentleman and a man of honor. I am reminded of this everyday I look at my backyard and see all the shrubs and bushes and trees that he donated to the Chilson Senior Center's Plant Sale fundraiser. That are thriving in my yard thanks to his green thumb. When he moved into The Wexford and would tell his friends that he moved their because I was the manager,spoke volumes of the mutual respect we had for one another. He was strong, resilient,  a man of his word and an example for all. I will miss him and my life has been enhanced for having known and worked with Ralph. My deepest sympathy and prayers go out to the family. Peace be with you, Lynn Hayden-Ugarte

Go in Peace, Uncle Ralph. You will be missed. I enjoyed playing pinochle with you, even though you beat me unmercifully.

GREETINGS FROM MISSOURI...THANKS  UNCLE RALPH FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE FOR ALL OF US.  YOUR LOVE WILL LIVE ON IN ALL OF US.  PATTY JO

Dear Friends and Family
Our heartfelt condolences go out to you as you mourn the loss of your Father and Brother.  May you find peace in your mind and heart during this time.
Kathleen (Lange)Fraczek - Norb's daughter
Hank Fraczek

Uncle Ralph was a gem; so sophisticated and respectful. A true gentlemen.  Know that I am thinking of you all.  Louise

Our hearts go out to the family of Ralph Lange.  We are the proud owners of Ralph and Margie's final self-built home. We moved to Loveland eight years ago partially because we fell in love with their beautiful ranch home, with its open views from front to back, and their jointly landscaped back yard.  Theirs was the ""garden"" meeting place of many organizations.  Ralph's faith has led him up to be greeted by Jesus and his loved ones.

I remember Uncle Ralph as always so put together (unlike my dear old dad)!  He was always interested in what was happening with me and my family, and I will miss him.  Hello to all my Lange relatives.  I wish I could be there in person, but I will be thinking of Ralph and all of you as well.

I have such fond memories of celebrating Thanksgiving at Ralph and Margie's as a child, and visiting him in Loveland as an adult. I will always remember his beautiful garden. He took a sincere interest in all his nieces an nephews. 
Peace,
Lisa

To Ralph's family--I was privileged to know Ralph through Golden K Kiwanis since I joined about 13 years ago.  He was always so kind and sat by me when I was new and had a lot to do with my continuing in Kiwanis.  I am so happy I had a good visit with him at the Wexford just over a week ago and we had planned a farewell for him at Kiwanis last week but that was not to be.  He went through many illnesses with grace and is now at rest. I was blessed  to know  him all these years. He gave so much to Kiwanis and others.  I, regretfully, will be out of town this week with family and cannot attend the viewing or his funeral, but he would understand. You are in my thoughts and prayers. We at Kiwanis will miss him. 
WIth gratitude for his  wonderful life, 
Edith (Edie) Brown

I couldn't have said it better than my big brother, Greg ... Ralph was a gem and a sweet Uncle ... he'll live on in our hearts. 
Love & Hugs to all of you as you walk through the joys and sorrows that accompany the contemplation of a life well-lived.

I will alway remember Uncle Ralph as soft-spoken, but wise, strong and gentle. He always had a smile, even when he was weary or in pain. He was blessed in gifts and challenges and accepted both with grace.

Heaven has gained a great man.  We are thinking of those he has left behind and praying that the peace of the Lord will be with you in the coming days as you remember all the good times with your dad, grandfather, great grandfather and who I called uncle.  
Thinking of you - 
 Heidi (Lange) and Mark Logelin

My deepest sympathies to you, Mary Carol, Jan, and Gary, and to your families as well.  You all have been, and will continue to be, in my prayers, and also those of my parish and Religious Community.  Blessings of peace and comfort.

We'll miss you Ralph; our condolences to family.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mary Carol, Jan and Gary and all his grandkids.  We got to know Uncle Ralph a bit better when we watched the memories he shared with Cousin Tim on the Lange Uncles and Aunts Memories and Stories 2004 DVD. Thanks for sharing with us Uncle Ralph.

We send our deepest sympathies, love, and prayers to Mary Carol, Jan, and Gary and their extended families. Uncle Ralph was such as special person and we know he will be missed by many. Know you are in our thoughts during this time. Love, Steph and Pat

You will be deeply missed by all with whom you worked. Our deepest sympathies and prayers are for you and your family.

Our condolances are with you on your loss.  He is a better place now.  Ower love to you.

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Ralph Raymond Lange

9 septembre 1923 – 7 décembre 2010

Allnutt Funeral & Cremation - Macy

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