Ralph was a great guy.  I went to Jefferson HS with him and use to see him at Jock reunions at Myrtle Beach.  We drank a few drinks together.  He will be missed by all who knew him.

We were so sorry to hear of Ralph's death.  He was my supervisor on Kwajalein when I first started working for the company.  Then, my wife and first daughter were in the group in Newfoundland in 1967-68 with all your family, including the Nfld. dog.  We enjoyed your family.  Through the years, Ralph was always good to me.  We will miss him.
Ron and Ann Moore

Wally and Michael,
I was sorry to get the news of your Dad's passing. He was always such a gentleman and good friend to our family for many, many years. We couldn't have asked to have better neighbors than the Dangerfields. We miss your Mother and will miss your Dad too.  I hope you are both well and happy.
Regards,
Reece Gordon

Michael and Wally,
I'm so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing.  He and your Mom were two of my favorite people - they were always so good to my parents, Wallace and Edith Gordon.  I watched you two grow up and I know how proud your Mom and Dad were of you both.  I will miss him.

I've known Ralph since 1962 when we worked on Kwajalein, Marshall Islands.  Loved the guy -  a truly wonderful caring man.   I, along with my family enjoyed being with Ralph, Nanette, Wally and Michael during assignments in Newfoundland and Guam.  Not only was he an outstanding supervisor, he was a dear friend as well.   I will cherish the fond memories.  Rest in peace, Old Friend.

Wed,April 24,2015
First met Ralph on Kwaj. M.I. in 1963.
He was my BOSS in Newfoundland in 1967.
They don't make men like Ralph anymore.
Gary Hilton, Las Cruces,N.M.

I have had the privilege of knowing Ralph for many years. He was a true friend and will surely be missed by everyone who knew him. My deepest sympathy goes out to his family.

My condolences to Ralph's family. We grew up together in NW Roanoke VA and played golf together some. He was always nice and a pleasure to be around.

Ralph was always one of the most upbeat, encouraging guys I've ever been around.  He had a knack for making you feel good about yourself and would do anything for you.  I miss the days of hanging out at the Dangerfield's, just chillin & playing basketball in the driveway.  I will miss Ralph, but know he's in a better place.  You guys are in my prayers.
Jay

I have known Ralph since the very early 60's, and considered him a close friend and will miss him greatly.

John Carter

Ralph was a dear friend.  Have known him and interacted with him since 1970. He will be truly missed.  So sorry for you guys for your loss.
I did get the opportunity to talk with Ralph about Jesus and the many folk that would be waiting for him at heaven's gate.

In Christ's love, Julia Siegrist/Powell

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Ralph Ernest Dangerfield

April 2, 1929 – April 24, 2015

Forsyth Memorial Park

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