Ralph W. DeBoer

Birth date: Apr 4, 1923 Death date: Apr 8, 2005

Mr. Ralph W. DeBoer, age 82, died early Friday morning, April 8, 2005, at his home. He was born April 4, 1923 in Muskegon to William and Grace (Kamp) DeBoer and had been a life resident of the area. On March 14, 1947, he married t Read Obituary

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Anonymous

1067w ago

Dear DeBoer Family,
We are deeply saddened by the loss of our dear Uncle Ralph. We loved him so much! We count it a great blessing to have known him and an even greater blessing to witness his life in Christ, his example of living and sharing God's love and cheerful humor every time we had the privilage to be in his and Aunt Lorraine's company. We will cherish our fond memories of Uncle Ralph's visits to California and Yosemite National Park with all the kids and the grandkids. We find peace knowing that we will be reunited with our dear Uncle and friend in heaven. Our prays go out to our sweet Aunt Lorraine and family.
Love always,
Gary & Laurie (Sietsema)Arzamendi
Janelle, Allen , & Jesslyn Arzamendi
Merced, California##imported-begin##Gary & Laurie Arzamendi##imported-end##

Anonymous

1070w ago

He will be missed. Our prayers are with you.##imported-begin##Christian and Belinda De Boer##imported-end##

Anonymous

1070w ago

Good Bye Uncle Ralph. I love you. Mary Lynn##imported-begin##Mary Loera##imported-end##

Anonymous

1070w ago

Dear DeBoer Families,

You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Love, Joyce Workman##imported-begin##Joyce Workman##imported-end##

Anonymous

1070w ago

Dear Dick & Sue , We are sorry for the loss of your father, we want you to know we are thinking of you in the time of your bereavement. We will miss seeing him overseeing Dick's craftsmanship on the cottage. Love Frank& Sandy##imported-begin##Frank and Sandy McCarthy##imported-end##

Anonymous

1070w ago

Our sincere sympathy in the death of Ralph. He will be missed by all! We have great memories of our camping trips, back when the VanderLaans, Yorksons, De Weerds, VanderMeulens VanDonkelaars went to Orchard Beach and Ludington State Park. He always had a smile and "shoulders back" when we walked by. Sorry we can't be with you in person, but you are in our prayers.##imported-begin##Al & Elaine Van Donkelaar##imported-end##

Anonymous

1071w ago

I remember many of years camping with Mr. Ralph Deboer. He always had a smile on his face for us kids and had something to say to us. He gave us many of treats my favorite was the ice cream he would scoop us. We spent many of years camping on weekends all over and then we spent those special two weeks June and July up at Interlochen. I always had to check in, Mr Deboer was not my Dad but he always asked me what I was up to and he would give me a hard time just for the fun of it. I have a feeling that my Dad ( E.G. Bollenbach) was waitng for Ralph in Heaven and they are making breakfast in a very large black fry pan on the only camp fire in Heaven. I know his family will miss him, he was a very kind a caring man and this earth was a better place because of him. My love and prayers to you Lorraine.

Lisa Bollenbach Kellogg##imported-begin##Lisa Bollenbach Kellogg##imported-end##

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