Birth date: Nov 3, 1938 Death date: Apr 2, 2020
Ralph Hazelton Jones, 81 was born on November 3, 1938 in Atlantic City, NJ. He passed away on April 2, 2020 near his home in Roy Utah. My father lived as a child in Strathmere, NJ until his father and mother moved the family to Pi Read Obituary
Condolences to Ralph’s family and friends.
I am Allen Jensen (aka) Big Al Jensen I have been a Friend of Ralphs For a Long Time He was a Great Guy I will Miss him so much ! Sorry he is Gone But Know That he is in a much better Place now .Condolences to his Family and May God Bless You All !!
I remember when we...Ralph, Sharon, Bill ( Ralph's brother) and me , Eileen , decided to make the funniest face we could and take pictures of them...needless to say we looked like a bunch of idiots ....everytime I see those pics , I think of how much fun we had together. You know Ralph was dark like my family...we are Italian and I asked Bill when I first met Ralph if he was Italian , did they have Italian blood in their family and Bill's mom almost had a heart attack...she said God forbid no ! I don't like I talians..... thought Ralph was going to die , you had to see the look on his face. I'm going to miss the " HOAGIE GUY " His favorite Sister-in-Law Eileen......tell Bill I miss him and Pop too !
Which memory would you like? The day we met on Rex 1 ball field in 1985 or when Ralph walked me down the isle when I got married? Ralph was a part of my life for many many years. He and all the memories will always be dear to my heart! Maxine Fouks Card
Ron and I knew Ralph from Bitburg, Germany. We were also stationed with him at Hill AFB, Utah. We just talked to Ralph a few weeks ago and he sounded so good. It was always fun to talk to him. He was the only person in the world that was allowed to call me by my first name. I hated my first name and went so far as to have it changed legally. One day we were at the hospital at Hill AFB and when they called my name they called me by my first name and Ralph heard it and started teasing me about it and from then on he has called me that. I won't tell you guys what it was. But of all the people in the world he was the only person that could call me that and it didn't make me mad. Ron and I loved Ralph. He was such a caring and loving person. My family, Ron, myself, Jim and Robin cared very deeply for Ralph. We will certainly miss his emails and phone calls. Rest in peace my friend.
Love you Ralph,
Ron, Ellen, Jim & Robin Coble
