Age 83, of Lockport, past away peacefully Tuesday, January 3, 2012 at the Joliet Area Community Hospice Home surrounded by his family. Born in Kentucky, living in the Clearing Area before moving to Lockport in 1998. Retired from Paccar Parts in Chicago after many years of service. Ralph was a avid Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox fan. His enjoyment waswatching Westerns but most importantly he lived for his family. Preceded in death by his parents Charlie and Margie (Stephens), daughter-in-law Susan Clemmons, brothers Howard and Rondal, sisters Elizabeth Martin and Mildred Shelley. Survived by loving wife of 60 years, Barbara (Godlanski) his children Karen (Gary) Ulman, Ralph (Jeannine), Deborah (David) Drews and Mark (Donna), grandchildren Cindy, Dawn and Craig (Caryn) Bridges, Jamie (Alyssa), Scott and Andrew Clemmons, Claire and Jane Drews, Ashley and Nicholas Clemmons, great-grandchildren Faith and Luke Bridges, Jaileeand Teegan Clemmons and Colin Keener and a sister Berniece Froedge. Numerous neices and nephews survive.
Age 83, of Lockport, past away peacefully Tuesday, January 3, 2012 at the Joliet Area Community Hospice Home surrounded by his family. Born in Kentucky, living in the Clearing Area before moving to Lockport in 1998. Retired from Paccar Parts in Chicago after many years of service. Ralph was a avid Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox fan. His enjoyment waswatching Westerns but most importantly he lived for his family. Preceded in death by his parents Charlie and Margie (Stephens), daughter-in-law Susan Clemmons, brothers Howard and Rondal, sisters Elizabeth Martin and Mildred Shelley. Survived by loving wife of 60 years, Barbara (Godlanski) his children Karen (Gary) Ulman, Ralph (Jeannine), Deborah (David) Drews and Mark (Donna), grandchildren Cindy, Dawn and Craig (Caryn) Bridges, Jamie (Alyssa), Scott and Andrew Clemmons, Claire and Jane Drews, Ashley and Nicholas Clemmons, great-grandchildren Faith and Luke Bridges, Jaileeand Teegan Clemmons and Colin Keener and a sister Berniece Froedge. Numerous neices and nephews survive.
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