Ralph was the son and only child of Edward Elliot and Mary Angela "Mamie" (Comsky) Bash.
He was married to Gladys Eudora Harris and they were the parents of two sons and two daughters.
Ralph was an avid reader; often reading more than a book in a day. He would take his wife fishing because she loved it; he'd row out in the lake and read while she fished.
In the late 50's Ralph had a parakeet named Candy that sat on his shoulder when he was at home. He would share his coffee and toast with her every morning.
He was married to Gladys Eudora Harris and they were the parents of two sons and two daughters.
Ralph was an avid reader; often reading more than a book in a day. He would take his wife fishing because she loved it; he'd row out in the lake and read while she fished.
In the late 50's Ralph had a parakeet named Candy that sat on his shoulder when he was at home. He would share his coffee and toast with her every morning.
Ralph was the son and only child of Edward Elliot and Mary Angela "Mamie" (Comsky) Bash.
He was married to Gladys Eudora Harris and they were the parents of two sons and two daughters.
Ralph was an avid reader; often reading more than a book in a day. He would take his wife fishing because she loved it; he'd row out in the lake and read while she fished.
In the late 50's Ralph had a parakeet named Candy that sat on his shoulder when he was at home. He would share his coffee and toast with her every morning.
He was married to Gladys Eudora Harris and they were the parents of two sons and two daughters.
Ralph was an avid reader; often reading more than a book in a day. He would take his wife fishing because she loved it; he'd row out in the lake and read while she fished.
In the late 50's Ralph had a parakeet named Candy that sat on his shoulder when he was at home. He would share his coffee and toast with her every morning.
