Ralph R. Pandolfi

March 3, 1928 - June 13, 2010

PANDOLFI
Ralph R.

On June 13, 2010 of Washington Twp. Age 82. Beloved husband of Marie neeMarino. Devoted father of Alyce Pandolfi and Maria Pandolfi Tom Maher. Brother of the late Charles.

Ralph was the president of Orbis Avanti Social Club and a member of the Columbus Forum. He was a teacher for the Philadelphia Public School System and achieved his Ph.D. in Education. He enjoyed photography, science , art, design, architecture, carpentry and music and believed in human and animal rights.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend his viewing Thursday 9:00-10:45 am at St. Charles Borromeo RC Church, 176 Stagecoach Rd., Washington Twp. Mass of Christian Burial 11:00 am. Entombment Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill. Arrangements EGIZI FUNERAL HOME, Washington Twp.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Ralph’s memory may be made to the Parkinson’s Resource Org., 74-090 El Paso, Suite 102, Palm Desert, CA 92260. You may also visit parkinsonsresource.org or call 760 773-5628.

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PANDOLFI Ralph R. On June 13, 2010 of Washington Twp. Age 82. Beloved husband of Marie neeMarino. Devoted father of Alyce Pandolfi and Maria Pandolfi Tom Maher. Brother of the late Charles. Ralph was the president of Orbis Avanti Social Club and a member of the Columbus Forum. He was a teacher for the PhiladelphiaContinue Reading

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My deepest condolences. Mr. Pandolfi was my teacher at Lowell elementary school. He was great man and friend that I will miss very much. WE will always remember. Jungwoo Park

Aunt Marie, Lycee, & Maria: I just heard this this afternoon Thursday about Uncle Ralph's passing, and wish that I had known sooner so that I could have attended his funeral Mass. Uncle Ralph was certainly one a kind, and I have so many memories of him ranging over many, many years. What stands out the most is his creativity and his indomitable belief in himself and various causes. As a child, I thoroughly enjoyed his basement slide shows, as well as playing with Maria in his optician's office. Although they were brothers, Uncle Ralph and my dad were very different men, but it is my sincere hope that they have been reunited now in heaven. God Bless all of you and please accept my love and heartfelt condolences.

May you all find strength in the LOVE & MEMORIES that you all have shared and will carry on with you.

Marie, Alyce, and Maria, Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. Love, Anna, Tom, and Alexander

Marie, Alyce, and Maria, Please accept our condolences on Ralph's passing. For me personally, this is truly the loss of a family member. Because you and your family had such a close tie with ours along with Frank and Lena, Joe and Claide I hope I spelled that right, John and Catherine, and the other members of the "crowd", I felt when I was growing up that we were essentially relatives. Ralph was truly an inspiration; I admired his hunger for knowledge, how he managed to attract such a diverse group of people to speak at those meetings, and how well he could take a "ribbing". I remember Ralph the Optician my first set of glasses, the philosopher, the spiritual man, and the photographer I'll never be as good as he was. Above all, I remember his warmth, and how remarkable a person he truly was. May God comfort you, "Frannie"

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I am very sorry for your loss. We had wonderful times together. Hope to see you soon.

I will always remember Ralph and the times we shared with the "crowd" in the poconos. He was a part of the Montone Family and will be missed. Our sincere condolences to Marie, Lisi & Maria

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