Thought and prayers as we near the first anniversary of your passing.You were so much to so many. Not the same around the Legion.

it is hard to believe that it is already a year since Ralph joined his loved ones in heaven. He is still part of my life as I remember little comments as things happen every day. Peace be with you as you mark this first anniversary. Roger

Ralph was my mentor with veterans. I learned so much from him and values his thoughts, opinions and friendship. I truly miss him. Ralph, I salute you.

I was shocked last evening to hear that Ralph had passed away,my deepest sympathy for your loss.I had many dealings with Ralph over the past twenty-four years in my position as treasurer of St. John's Church. Ralph took great care to see that the graves of his fallen comrades were properly cared for. He continually worked to gather information and preserve history to ensure they would not be forgotten. He will be missed.

To Lorna,Gerard and children, I'm so deeply sorry for the lost of Uncle Ralph. He was truly a caring and compassionate man to whom ever he met. He left such a deep imprint on our lives and we will cherish those memories within our hearts forever. I never met a man that had such a positive outlook on life and enjoyed living it every second of each day. I'm going to miss him so very much. My family and mother loved him deeply. His last words to me were "always remember the Uncle from the East Coast" and that l promise you his memory will always be deep rooted in my heart.Your family and his grandchildren were blessed to have him in your lives. He loved you all so very much. We talked about you all often in our conversations and he was extremely proud of his granchildren. I know in my heart he'll will be watching over all of us in heaven along with my sister Theresa. I can honestly say he was my own personal hero. I bragged about him to everyone, i was so proud for everything he had accomplished in his life. He helped out so many veterans and their wives. He fought long hard hours and years to get what they rightfully so deserved. I'm sure he's going to be missed by many.I know my mother and my family is going to. I'm going to miss his joyful laugh most of all. I LOVE YOU UNCLE RALPH We will be all united again some day, until than save me a seat. Just one more time i have to write. Love your favorite niece, Lisa. Take care of each other and be strong. I know that is what he would want for all of us.

Wayne and I would like to send our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Ralph. We will always remember him for all the help and kindness he showed us when Wayne's dad passed away. May he rest in peace -he will be a lose that will be felt throughout the community.

I would like to express my sincerest condolences to the family of the late Ralph Donald Roberts. In reading the Obituaries in the February 4 edition of the Chronicle Herald, I was saddened to hear of his passing. My name is Nam Ki, Lee. I am the CEO of DSME Trenton Ltd., which is producing Wind Turbine components here in Nova Scotia. I was born in Korea. I noticed Mr. Roberts was a veteran of the Korean War. I hold dear to my heart all Veterans and the contributions and sacrifices they made for our country. Again, please accept my heartfelt condolences on your recent loss.

Walter, and family, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father, he was a good man, who fought for all the veterans and their families, leaving them memories of their loved ones with the records he kept alive. May he rest in peace. With the uncertain walking conditions these days, I am unable to be there in person, but my thoughts are with you all. God Bless you all.

Deepest sympathy to the family, relatives and friends on the loss of a fine caring man.We will Remember him.

Dear Walter, Bonnie, Lorna, Micheal, Russell, Theresa & Families: Wanting to extend our heartfelt sympathy over the loss of your father. Ralph was truly a very kind and caring man, always friendly and very approachable. I know he will be greatly missed, but we all have wonderful memories of him. Thinking of you all during this most difficult time.

Whenever I think of Ralph Roberts, I think of respect and dignity. They way in which he always treated me when I would meet him. He had a way of making people feel important because of the way he treated them. To all of you; Walter, Lorna, Bonnie, Michael and Russel, my sincerest sympathies. Losing a father is a very devastating thing which takes a lot of time to come to terms with. From both Armand and myself I want to say that our prayers are with you.

Russell, Michelle and Family I heard about your Dad this morning and my heart goes out to you all. I never had the pleasure of meeting your Dad, but knowing you were his son Russell, he must have been a very special person. I will have you all in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Love Donna

Our thoughts are with you all at this difficult time. We never got to meet Mr. Roberts but it sounds like he was a wonderful man.

To the Roberts family : Be assured that we share your grief and hold you dearly in our thoughts and prayers. Barry and Louise

Saddened by the loss of a naval friend and comrade . Enjoyed our many chats about our naval days . A super bartender that could quell the behavior of the rowdiest with just a stare or the pointing of a finger . His devotion to the veterans and their dependents was evident in his monthly reports presented to the branch. I shall miss bringing your favorite naval caps from Florida . May the main jib of your ship provide smooth sailing towards your new home. An expression of sympathy to all the family .Comrade Gordon and Idella

i am sorry to hear of comrade Ralph`s death. he was a teacher. a friend to all of us who are service officers of the RCL. WE WILL MISS YOU MY FRIEND BUT YOU WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN. CONDOLENCE TO RALPHS FAMILY BETTY SIMPSON

i am sorry to hear of comrade Ralph`s death. he was a teacher. a friend to all of us who are service officers of the RCL. WE WILL MISS YOU MY FRIEND BUT YOU WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN. CONDOLENCE TO RALPHS FAMILY BETTY SIMPSON

The Roberts family. I'm so sorry to hear of Ralph's death. He was the first person I met at the Legion on my arrival in Cape Breton. He presented me with an application and we were very good friends after that. Ralph was a man among men and will always be remembered as the man who did so much for Branch#150 and everybody associated with it as well as everybody he met. He will be forever remembered and may he rest in Peace. Bob (Woody) Woodman

It was with a feeling of shock & sadness hearing of Ralph's death. He had done so much for our veterans especially my dad Ralph. The community has lost a great person he will be sadly missed by all family,friends & branch # 150. There isn't much more that I can say everyone has already said it about Ralph being such a great person. Heart felt sympathies to the family. Gone but not forgotten. Gail,Kirk,Barry & Glen.

Dear Roberts/Hill Family My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of sorrow. Sincerely Gail MacKay

Walter,Russell,Mike,Bonnie,and Lorna please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of your father.I'll always remember how he helped mom when dad passed away. He was a wonderful man. He will be missed. Rest in peace Ralph.

To the family and friends of Ralph: It is with shock and sadness that I send this condolence note. I don't think the reality of Ralph's death will sink in until I return home in April to the empty rocker and place at the table. He has been such a big part of my life for the last number of years, another member of the family. Ralph always told you what was on his mind, but if he thought he offended or upset you in any way, he would not feel right until he made amends. His kindness and generosity could not be matched. One had to be careful not to mention something you wanted in front of him, because he would show up with it the next day. He was a very special man, one of a kind. My thoughts and prayers will be with you as you go through the next few days and weeks. Peace and love always, Roger

Our sincere condolences and prayers go out to the Roberts family for their loss. Ralph was a gentleman and a tireless advocate for veterans rights. He fought many a battle on their behalf and his work has not gone unappreciated by the veterans and their families. It was always nice to sit and chat with him at meetings and events.We are very thankful to the great amount of time and work he gave to the Royal Canadian Legion. He has left a legacy and large shoes to fill. Sleep well my friend. AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN,AND IN THE MORNING,WE WILL REMEMBER THEM. Jack Hopkins,President,Branch 47, St. Peters RCL

So sorry for your loss. I always felt that Ralph was a great friend; he will be missed by so many.

Our deepest sympathy Walter & Jeannette, Russell & Michelle, Mike & Susan, Lorna & Gerard, Bonnie & Gary and families on the passing of your father, grandfather & great- grandfather Ralph. He was a wonderful man. I will always cherish the good times we had when i went with Jeannette or Helen & mom to his house at the point for visits and coffee when i went home for holidays. We always had a nice conversation with him. I was always very proud of his accomplishments of him serving our country and the Legion. He looked so sharp in uniform. May he Rest In Peace. God has him in his keeping. You have him in your hearts. God Bless you all

Walter, Russell, Mike, Bonnie, Lorna & Familie, Please accept our sincere condolences on the loss of Your Father. Our Thoughts & Prayers are with you all at this difficult time.

Please accept our most sincere condolences on your loss. Ralph was a very close friend of our family for many many years and will not soon be forgotten. He and our father (Alfred) were the very best of friends and we all thought very highly of him. Ralph was a well regarded champion of veteran's rights and assured they were well looked after for their service to our country. You should all be very proud of a life well lived, his service to country, community, and most of all you, his family. God bless you all.

My sincere condolences to Walter, Russell, Mike, Bonnie and Lorna on the loss of your father. He was truly a great man with a heart of gold. Ralph's many phone calls to Brianne made her day, she always lit up when her Pepe would call, they would talk about what was going on with her at school and he always would make sure she was okay. I truly have appreciated what Ralph has done for Brianne and will make sure that she continues to make him proud as she has done. Thank you Ralph, you will be truly missed, your love and kindness will live on through your family.

We would like to send our deepest sympathy to the Roberts family during this difficult time. May the wonderful memories of your dad, (grandpa, uncle, brother, greatgrandpa, friend ) help you celebrate his life,remind you of his love, and bring peace and healing to your heart.

Our sincere condolences to all Ralph's family.Ralph was a great friend of my dad's (Doug Forgeron)through their long association in the Legion.His was so kind and always remembered dad by way of phone calls and visits when dad was in Louisdale.God bless you all.

We wish to express our sincere condolences to all of Ralph's family. It is not only a sad time for his family but also for all his fellow comrades at Legion Branch 150 and also the Ladies Auxillary. We have lost a wonderful human being and a very dedicated legion member. Ralph, you will truly be missed. R.I.P.

We are deeply saddened at the passing of Uncle Ralph. I have many childhood memories of picking him up in Grand Anse with my Dad when he came down on leave. He was always caring and never failed to ask about our families. He will be sadly missed. To Walter, Bonnie, Lorna, Russell, Michael and families our heartfelt thought and prayers are with you. Rest in peace Uncle Ralph.

Our deepest sympathies go to all the Roberts family.Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this sad time.

We are very sorry and saddend to hear of Ralph's passing. It was a pleasure knowing him through the years when he phoned to talk to Brianne. He was so interested in many subjects as are we therefore; we had lots of great conversations! We will never forget his kindness and great hospitality extended to us when we visited him and the family at his home in Cape Breton. May God bless you Ralph; we will always hold you dear in our hearts and promise to watch over Brianne for you.

Very Sad to hear of Uncle Ralphs passing... Lots for great memories as a kid, going to Cape Breton and visting "My Buddy" Uncle Ralph.. Thoughts are with the family and you will always be remembered for being a great man!

Bonnie,Lorna, Walter, Michael,Russell: We were so very saddened by loss of your father. He was so very understanding and considerate of others, a true gentleman who served his country and community with a passion that you don't see today. We here at Telile had the good fortune to work with Ralph over the years as Service Officer for the Royal Canadian Legion Br#150, Arichat. Ralph was a regular visitor here and he always had a good story or two to share, Ralph will truly be missed by all who knew him. Rhonda & Kim

|To the family: Ralph was a shining star who did all he could for his community and country. His care of veterans will live long in our hearts. He will live always in our hearts.

Our prayers, thoughts and condolences go out to Ralph's family & friends. His presence will be missed.

Words cannot describe the sadness in our hearts upon learning of the passing of Uncle Ralph. Our prayers, thoughts and condolences go out to Walter, Bonnie, Lorna, Russell, Michael & their families. Uncle Ralph will always be missed but never forgotten .

Bonnie and Family, I am so sorry to hear about your dad. May all your great memories and love he had for you be of great confort in days ahead and until then may God keep you safe in hollow of his hand .

Our hearts are filled with sorrow in the lost of a very strong special man'' Ralph.'' May god give comfort to your family in this time of sadness.Hugs and prayers to you all.

What a Great man. Rest in piece Uncle Ralph Wish we had more time Great memories & Good times Never Forgotten My thoughts & prayers

We are so sorry & sad for the loss of Uncle Ralph he was a wonderful man with a kind heart . we will miss him so very much , God took another angel home for sure , he will forever be in our hearts & never forgotten , R. I. P. Love Michelle Jamie & Codie George, Elmer Barb, Barry

Isle Madame and Louisdale have lost a powerful figure head in the person of Ralph Roberts His dedication to Veterans was outstanding. They were his family of friends and he cared deeply for their welfare. Ralph was a source of information and had contacts that he never shied away from sharing.St. Anne's Community & Nursing Care Centre was the recipient of his caring and organizing. When Ralph spoke of the R.C Legion he would emphasize with pride "Branch 150." This is the Ralph Roberts I will remember. In future we will all feel the loss where Mr.Roberts served so diligently. My sincerest sympathy to Theresa, his children and families. May he rest in peace. Lorna George and family.

To Walter, Bonnie, Lorna, Russell, Michael and families, To say that today is a sad day is an understatement. Uncle Ralph was a true humanitarian who taught us all how to treat others with respect and always stand true to our beliefs. He served his country proudly and he had a great impact on the Veterans, not only on Isle Madame but Canada wide. To sit and talk with him was like having a personal history lesson each time. He was a family man who never had anything but time to hear about how all of our families were doing, how jobs were going etc and had the gift to make all us feel special. I hope he realized how special and important he was to many of us. Rest in Peace Uncle Ralph. Love Gail, Greg and the Boys

Ralph was a remarkable man with great energy and commitment to the welfare of his fellow human beings and in particular veterans and those who served in the military. We grew up in the same part of the country and both enjoyed time in the Royal Canadian Navy, sometimes on the same ship, although in different departments. Ralph never failed to stop and chat and perhaps share a story about old times. He was indeed a comrade and a generous soul and gracious shipmate. He will be missed.

I would like to send my deapest sympothy.Ralph was always good to me he was an amazing man. He done alot for the Legion Br150 he helped alot of people and he will never be forgoten.And he will be surtenly miss he was a Man of his word. I would like to give my deapest Sympothy to the Family Lorna,Mike Walter Bonnie and Russel my prayers are with you I wish I could be there but I am Thinking of you guys.

To all the members of Ralph's family: It is with regret that we have heard of Ralphs'passing I can honestly say that he was one man who cared a lot about his fellowman. Extremely generous, caring, hospitable and a great human being. The Royal Canadian Branch 150 were fortunate to have him as a service officer. He really lived the values of a great human being in the way that he treated his fellowmen with dignity and pride. I have learn many things from Ralph and I thank God that I got lucky to have known him.Take courage because today Ralph has received the best reward of all. An eternity of love for his many good deeds.

So very sorry to hear of Ralph's passing.His contributions to the veterans of Isle Madame will never be forgotten!My thoughts and prayers go out to Ralph's family!

John Borkowski made a donation to Isle MadameVeteran's Comfort Fund

Murray Longland made a donation to Isle MadameVeteran's Comfort Fund

Alfred Samson made a donation to Isle MadameVeteran's Comfort Fund

Marlene and David made a donation to Isle MadameVeteran's Comfort Fund

During this difficult time I would like to extend my most heartfelt sympathies. If you need a friend to help you through this, you know who to call.

Mac and Gail Daley made a donation to Isle MadameVeteran's Comfort Fund

We are very sorry to hear about your loss. From our family to yours, our most heartfelt sympathies.