Ralph Sheern

Ralph Sheern

Sorry for you lose. Ralph was such a wonderful person He always had a smile and kind word. We will miss him.

A loss of a great man. Treasure those precious memories. God Bless

Terri: I remember My Mom being on the church group "Parish Renewal Group" with your parents. She always had a good time with them and they made alot of good memories together. I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers. Ralph will live on in your happy memories of him.

Terri: I remember My Mom being on the church group "Parish Renewal Group" with your parents. She always had a good time with them and they made alot of good memories together. I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers. Ralph will live on in your happy memories of him.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Terri and Randy, and your family. Your dad was a sweet man and he touched so many lives. God give you peace during this difficult time. - Susan and Don

Our sympathy on your loss. Ralph was such a gentle man. He loved his family very much. God was so kind to take Ralph home to spend Christmas with Martha and Chris. God bless you all.

Terry and Randy, There will be a hole in my morning walk now, where Dad's paper was. So sorry for your loss. Theresa

Terry & Randy, Your Dad was well known and respected in the community as well as at Holy Angels Church. He will be missed by all who's lives he touched. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and all the Sheern family.

Ralph was always such a nice loving person. Fond memories growing up, being with Chris at her house and family. He will be missed by many. Incredible man.

Terry and Randy, Your Dad will be missed. Ralph always had a smile and said hello; so friendly.

Sorry for your loss Terry & Randy. Let us know if you need anything neighbors.

I have rich and warm memories of Ralph! He was such an admirable man. Our family is better for being a part of the Sheern family. My warmth to you all. Tom

Ann, Nancy, Doug and Terri, so sorry to hear this news but I'm sure your dad is at peace and has been reunited with the love of his life and Chris. I always enjoyed visiting with him and I'm sure nothing has been the same since he lost Martha. Prayers and sympathy to all of you as you go thru the coming days.

Ann, Nancy, Doug and Terri, so sorry to hear this news but I'm sure your dad is at peace and has been reunited with the love of his life and Chris. I always enjoyed visiting with him and I'm sure nothing has been the same since he lost Martha. Prayers and sympathy to all of you as you go thru the coming days.

Mr. Sheern was a great man. I always looked up to him with admiration. To me, he exemplified honesty, hard-working integrity and loyalty. He must have been a loving husband; the marriage between Mr. and Mrs. Sheern always seemed solid. And I can imagine the warmth and tenderness they enjoyed together. I remember times when I was quite small our families were together enjoying meals, laughing, playing together. I particularly recall watching Wizard of Oz in the spring with Sheern children, though all were older than me. I am grateful these memories and friendships continues. In a way, Mr. Sheern was like an uncle to me, and at times, like a second father to my older siblings. We trusted Mr. and Mrs. Sheern very much. My hope is that Doug and Ann, Nancy and Terry, along with their spouses will continue to treasure the memories of love and devotion from both their mom and their dad and that the grandchildren and great grandchildren will likewise treasure the legacy of Mr. and Mrs. Sheern.

I'm so sorry for your loss. Mom (Betty Sutton) and I have enjoyed visiting with him at the 41ers lunches. Mom and I hope to be at either the visitation or the service, weather permitting. (Mom doesn't like getting out in bad weather.) Our thoughts and prayers are with you. He will be missed by many.

Astory that truly tells of Ralph's character. In 1966, my brother, Randy passed away. Ralph came to console my parents and took my dad out for a walk. None of us ever knew what was said but I know words of wisdom and a shoulder to lean on was there. In 1970, when Chris passed away, my dad, Bernie Ohmes, went to Ralph and another walk happened. Two caring men helping each other through the sorrow of loosing a child at a young age. Later, in 1977, when my mother passed away, Ralph and my dad took another "walk". I only wish I knew what words were exchanged as Ralph helped my father go through his sorrow. I thought the family would like to know how much this still means to me.

Ann, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. Denny Davis, Class of '65

I am a class mate of Ann's. Just wanted to offer my condolences. It is always hard to lose a parent. I lose both of mine over the years and I still miss them.

Another hero has passed but he lives on through his family. So very sorry for your loss. Your Dad will be greatly missed by many.

We were so saddened to hear about your loss. Ralph was such a wonderful man and we loved our many visits we have had with him. We will miss him

To Ralphs family we are so sorry for you lose - he was a very fine person and will be missed by alot of people. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Ralph and Martha were such great friends of my parents Chuck and Joan Williams. I remember my parents 25th Wedding Anniversay. I was 12. They help me plan the event and surprise them. Ralph was such a kind soul. He will be terribly missed!

This one's for you Grandpa... Rock, Chalk, Jayhawk, KU!!!!!!

I just heard earlier today that Ralph passed. Ann, Nancy, Doug & Terry, we grew up across the street from each other. When your Mom Martha passed last year, and my Mom Pearl passed earlier this year, I thought it was the passing of an era. But now that your Dad Ralph is gone, it truly is. All of you (and your Uncle Pat - who was there also back then) truly are an extremely important part of my past, and my life. All of you, and Ralph and Martha, always will hold a special part in the middle of my heart. Cookies, anyone? And do you want some milk, also? Love you all.

All of the community will miss this very fine gentleman and the lovely gentle woman who were so integral to the area. There are so many stories regarding lives they touched, and the ways their influences helped others. They will always be thought of with loving memories by those who knew them.

Terri, I'm so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. I enjoyed my years of working with him at the Medical Center and he taught me a lot about the business world. I always enjoyed the gatherings at your folks' home during our Christmas parties and the rich, rich chocolate desserts you Mom always served. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Fred and I send our sincere sympathy to the Sheern family. I saw Ralph and Martha off and on growing up since Marilyn Powelson was my aunt. I worked with Martha at the hospital years ago and reconnected with her and Ralph while she was at Golden Heights. They were both such kind, gentle people, always smiling and interested in how you were doing. Our sympathy and prayers.