I miss you so much.
I have so many things I want to share with you and ask you about.
Stay near when you can. I love you.
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Ralph Baty, 70, who passed away on June 25, 2014 after a brief illness. We will remember him forever. You are invited to share in the telling of his story by sharing your stories on the tab above, or uploading photos. You may also leave a brief message below by clicking on the icons. Thank you for visiting and sharing your love of this wonderful man.
There will be a gathering:
Celebrating the life of Ralph Baty
Saturday, July 19
5 - 7 PM
Adventure in Bridge Club
6150 Mission Gorge Rd #122,
San Diego, CA 92120
(619) 287-8313
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Christmas was such a special time for you - I loved how you spent months planning and researching the special gifts that you would give to each and every person on your gift list! And how you brought the whole family together here to celebrate - there are so many special memories of the holiday week in San Diego! The zoo or wild animal park, whale watching, Scripps Acquarium, the Grinch, A Christmas Carol...and always, the Corvette Diner! I miss you every day, but this day more than most. Thanks for the memories! Love, Juli
I never really thought of Ralph as Ralph alone. I always thought of him as Ralph and Juli. I first met Ralph at one of Juli's art events which one has faded into history. He was always there it seemed from the beginning to the end of the event. Yes, at times he found a quiet spot to read or he wandered around the event or areas nearby. And yet, he always seemed to remain close, helping Juli when and wherever he could.
When we would have art meetings at his home, I remember his delicious and healthy cookies that he shared with our pot lucks. After he ate, he would fade into the background to let us argue our points and reappear when we finished to say goodbye.
I'll miss his smile and the twinkle in his eye when he teased or came up with some bit of wisdom.