Ralph Wolfinger was a man that cared for those that came in his life no matter the time they entered. He embodied that genuinely caring meant you do what you can when you can with the best effort you had to do it. If you don’t know how you’ll find a way.

Ralph passed away recently and we’re trying to find a means to have him laid to rest with his father. He passed away after months of being in and out of the hospital and unable to hold work. In order to have him buried and to help his surviving wife Jenny, we’re asking for help from friends, family, those who came in contact with Ralph, and even those who would have love to of met him. We’ve secured 3,500 and need help covering the rest of the funeral as well as some expenses to help his wife.

My name’s Bryan Wolfinger. I know Ralph as “Uncle Ralph”. He taught me patience, kindness, and unconditional love. He was a strong influence in my life for being a person of honor and a man of action. This with being understanding that everyone has their own trials and tribulations in life. None the less help them where you can. I ask you now for your help. Help us help uncle Ralph be with his father and the man that raised him. Help us bury a good person who would cut firewood for those who needed it, in the middle of winter storms, even when sick. Help us the way Uncle Ralph would take a moment to see how he could help you

* If we’re unable to help aunt Jenny secure the funds by the 27th, Ralph won’t be able to be laid to rest with his father. We’ll be needing to have him remain in the funeral home and charged an additional cost with the likelihood of not being able to be buried at all.

If we don’t help Aunt Jenny with coming up with funds to cover some additional expenses so that she can adjust to being without her husband, we fail a great man in taking care of his wife after his passing and run the risk of her losing her home. A home they shared for 16 years.

We can do this, with your help and only with your help. Thank you