I didn't know this soul very long but while I was a brief part of his journey, he treated me with kindness and respect, which meant a lot to me. I am saddened to know of his passing. Yet, I know he is with his beloved wife and his son. May they REST IN PEACE. My heartfelt condolences to his grandson David and the entire family. GOD Be With You All.

Ralph was a just like a father. He love playing cards and bowling with Lou Albrecht, Going out for Breakfast with the guys from the K of C. Six of you guys called yourself the liars group. He loved his IU basketball. He would even go over to the Speedway High School and watch them play basketball. You was always there to do the rosary for the ones that gone before us from the K of C. You picked you dad up and took him to the meetings, to play cards, breakfast. You died almost to the day that my dad Lou Albrecht died May 22 2018. Ralph I am going to miss giving you a kiss on the forehead. You are both together playing cards, bowling, golfing,

Ralph Hobbs was a great guy, I worked with him at IUPUI as a carpenter for several years until he retired. My wife and I have kept in touch with him over the years. I remember what a great story teller he was and what a great sense of humor he had. I know he was an avid bowler, golfer and euchre player. He was also a devoted St. Christopher parishioner. Rest in Peace my old friend. Rick and Maria Williams

Ralph was a wonderful man and my father Merle Cassidy of the Knights of Columbus was happy to have him as a friend they played Euchre together and on my father's last birthday when he was 98 he and his friend John and Lou Allbright they came to my Dad's apartment and played played Euchre with him and brought him a birthday cake my dad died 2 months later that day made my dad very happy