Dear Mrs Langley; 
I am very sorry to learn about Mr. Langley passing away. He was always so nice to me whenever I saw him at Oak Hills Country Club and always enjoyed talking to him. My prayers are with you and your family.

To you and all your loved ones, Doris, my heartfelt sympathy over the loss of your beloved Ralph.

Doris: We are so sorry that Ralph has 
gone to his maker. I am sure that he will be watching over you. Ralph was such a fine person, a great friend, wonderful husband and father. What can we say expect that all will miss him.

On behalf of myself and my staff, please accept our deepest sympathy for your loss. I personally had the pleasure of knowing Mr. Langley through business with his firm. In addition to his credit as a lawyer, he was an inspiration to those around him, especially those in his field. He will be missed. May the memories you shared with him, comfort you in your time of sorrow. With deepest sympathy, The Law Office of Maria T. LoRusso, P.C.

Dear Mrs. Langley, family, & friends: Please accept my deepest sympathies on the passing of Mr. Langley. I am terribly sorry I have to miss the service but I have business commitments out of the state and could not get to San Antonio in time. 
He was an extraordinary man who left the world in a far better place than he found it. He was a mentor and father-figure to me and countless other young lawyers, and I feel privileged to have known and worked with him. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. God bless all of you.

Mrs. Langley and Family: Jorge and I were saddened to hear the news that Mr. Langley had passed away. Yet, with that sadness is the comfort in knowing that he lived such a full life, active in his profession and driving into work almost every day until the last few months. I first met Mr. Langley when I joined Foster, Lewis, Langley, Gardner & Banack, as their first litigation legal assistant in September 1984. There were a few bumps in the road as my supervising attorneys and I established my role and Mr. Langley was always supportive of me and was there to help make the transition a bit easier. In fact, that is how I got to know him. I am proud to say that the law firm became my home for the next eleven years. I truly enjoyed knowing and having the opportunity to work with such a fine human being as Mr.Langley. He often commented to me that when he was an active litigator, a lawyer?s word and a handshake were enough, no written agreements were necessary and how things had changed so much. I often wished I could have worked for him when he was in the courtroom. Over the years, it was clear that Mr. Langley loved the law firm, not only by the way he cared about the staff but the attorneys also, by the way he mentored them so well. On a personal level, he always had a story to tell and so much history to share, but always a highlight of those stories was Doris. I still remember hearing about his brother, a medical school resident at UT-Galveston in the TB unit who unfortunately contracted TB and died, his story about his military career and worrying about Doris waiting on him to return from the war and whether that was fair for her to put her life on hold he was happy she did, and about being in India during the war and what he and the other troops had to endure. His memory was incredible. In 1995, the law firm down-sized, and legal assistants, Carol Beasley, Jalane Fest and I, moved on to other jobs. But we continued to meet for lunch at least once a year, sometimes twice, always for Mr. Langley?s birthday on January 22. Afterwards, he would always follow up with a thank you note to the three of us, such a gentleman. I came to treasure those lunches and from comments made by staff of Langley & Banack to my husband, it was obvious that Mr. Langley came to treasure those lunches as well. During our luncheons he would always tell us what was happening in his life, then go around the table and ask each of us to tell him what was going on in our lives. In March 2003, when I last saw him for his birthday luncheon, he did not falter and again we did the same thing. We shared stories and we laughed but, because I was preparing to move to the Pacific Northwest, I was saddened at the thought that, due to the distance, my participation in the annual lunches was not going to continue. I am so thankful for those times we shared. Mr. Langley will always be one of the few human beings who has had a profound influence on my life. He was a man of impeccable integrity, fine moral character and compassion, and I will always be grateful for having the opportunity to work with and call him my friend. Mrs. Langeley, Jorge and I hold you and the family in our hearts and our prayers. Sarah Thomas-Vega & Jorge Vega 
708 Racine Street 
Bellingham,WA 98229 
360676-8697

I consider it such a privilege that I was able to spend time working at Foster, Lewis, Langley, Gardner & Banack with such high caliber, respected attorneys, and Mr. Langley was one of the best around. He was such a distinguished gentleman, an excellent attorney, and he genuinely cared about others. After my Foster, Lewis days, Carol, Sarah, Dianne and I thoroughly enjoyed our lunches together for Mr. Langley's birthdays and other occasions. It gave us the opportunity to keep in touch with him over the last 6+ years. My heart breaks for Mrs. Langley and the rest of the family because you have lost a wonderful man. May God give you peace and remember how much we all care. Our prayers have been and will continue to be with you.

Words seem so small and inefficient here. Mr. Langley, you were a true gentleman and losing you is a great loss for those you leave behind. I will always remember your kindess.

Mr. Langley was both a lawyer's lawyer and a true gentleman. Although I have had the privilege of being a member of his firm for only a short while, I will always cherish the time I was able to spend with him. I have heard it said that "they don't make them like Ralph Langley anymore," and he will be truly and deeply missed. My thoughts and prayers are with Mrs. Langley and the other members of his family.

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Ralph George Langley

22 janvier 1915 – 16 octobre 2003

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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