Birth date: Aug 7, 1945 Death date: Dec 12, 2015
Sgt. Ralph L. Kirby, age 70, of Leesburg, FL passed away on Saturday, December 12, 2015. He was born August 7, 1945 in Belmont, NC. He was a Sergeant in the U.S. Army, having served with the 9th Infantry in Vietnam, where he was i Read Obituary
Ralph "Pat" Kirby. has been in heaven now for 2 years. I still miss him and cry for him as if it were yesterday. I know he is still with me. although I can not see him ,I feel him and he always guides me and leaves me signs. RIP my Darling. I will see you when God says my time on earth is through.
Please except this invitation to pay Tribute to Pat on January 3rd at 1:00 PM. AMVETS Post 1992 will be hosting at 32201 AMVETS Way in Mount Dora. There will be a light luncheon to follow. Pat was a Purple Heart Recipient. Please join Ruth Anne in thanking him for his service and sacrifice for all of us and our Country.
Daddy I've been going thru all the photos and remembering all the great times I had with you like the time we played golf on my wedding day, we couldn't finish the round because I had to get to the Church. I Love and Miss you already. I found one of my favorite Picture of you
Cyndi keeping you and your family in my prayers 🙏
Mr Kirby, thank you so much for serving our country and protecting our country. You are now in that heavenly choir, Cyndi, Matthew, Patrick, James, Beth Mickey, All the grand children and great grandchildren , Sisters and nieces and nephews, Ruthann so sorry for your loss. God Bless All Of You.
Ric and I were so blessed to have shared many happy memories with Pat. Ruthie and He were always happy and their love for each other and life just rubbed off on any one around them. I loved the smile on his face when ever he talked about his big red truck. The day he brought it home he took all of us for ice cream. From that night on it became the ice cream truck and he proudly chauffeured us for ice cream in it for all our trips after that.
Will Love and Miss You forever!
Ric and Sheri Eberhart
May you rest in peace Pat. Thank you for your service to our country. You were loved by many, I know, especially Ruthann. You gave her so much happiness. You will be missed. May God keep you in his loving arms until you and Ruthann are together again.
