Rev. Ralph Herbert Kimball

Birth date: Mar 28, 1915 Death date: May 9, 2008

On Friday , May 9 , 2008 the Rev. Ralph H. Kimball passed away in Covington. Father Ralph, as he was affectionately known to his myriad friends, was 93 years old. His loving wife, Dottie, of 62 years had predeceased him by a short Read Obituary

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Marjorie White

906w ago

Dear Priscilla and family, I was sorry to hear about your mom and dad. I grew up attending St. Andrew’s Episcopal School, where your parents were part of our daily lives. Your mom was there when I broke my arm in second grade and took care of me until my mom could come to bring me to the hospital. She wore many hats at the school, including librarian, but she was truly our “school mom”. I was blessed with Fr. Kimball’s spiritual influence outside of school. He baptized me; presented me for confirmation; and presided over my marriage at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church. Throughout the years when life got tough, I could always count on his wisdom and prayers; he was always there for his St. Andrew’s “children”. Somehow he also managed to keep tabs on many of us into adulthood. Those of us who had their lives touched by this loving and gentle couple will never forget them. With Kind Regards, Marjorie White (St. Andrew’s Episcopal School, Class of 1966)

Ann Ory

906w ago

Priscilla, You may not remember me but I am the daughter of the late David(organist for your dad at St. Andrew's)and Muriel Ory. I was saddened to read about the death of your father and can imagine how hard it has been for you and your family to have lost both parents in such a short time. Know now that the are together watching over you. God Bless, Ann Ory

Nancy L. Vaught

907w ago

Priscilla, I was so sorry to hear about your mom and dad. I have known them since I was 4 yrs. old and started nursery school @ St. Andrew's. They were both the sweetest, most wonderful people, always caring about others. I have so many wonderful memories of times spent with them, especially the tour to Europe in 1970, where we met so many interesting people. I am privileged to have known Fr. and Mrs. Kimball, and they will always be in my heart. Nancy

Claggett C. "Butch" Upton

908w ago

I grew up at St. Andrew's in New Orleans. I was confirmed by Rev. Kimball. I began singing in church choirs, at St. Andrews when I was 8 years. I have sung at St. Francis Anglican Church, Dallas, for most of the last 30 years. I grew up in BSA Troop 48 in St. Andrews, which prepared me to be a BSA leader for 10 years for my son, now an Eagle Scout. Ralph Kimball came out of retirement to officiate at Dad's funeral in 1982, and again in 1998, at Mom's funeral. It was a blessing to have Ralph Kimball in my life.

Marian And Pierre Livaudais

908w ago

Dear Priscilla, I'm so sorry to see that your father did not recover. I will try to attend the service tomorrow if I can arrange it. My sincere sympathy on your double loss to you and your family. Fondly, Marian

Tony L. "Bo" Vets Ii

908w ago

Thank you for your service.

William Allerton Iii

908w ago

The Louisiana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution offers its deepest sympathy and condolences to the family and friends of Compatriot Ralph H. Kimball. Father Ralph's service to God and Country will be always remembered. His leadership and devotion to the Sons of the American Revolution will always be appreciated.
As Father Ralph remembered our members so often in prayer, we now remember him with the consolation that he is in the presence of our Lord and will continue to pray for us and our Nation.
William Allerton III, President Louisiana Society of the Sons of the American Revolution

Chaplain Margaret Motte Snyder

908w ago

For Fr. Ralph and Dottie's Family,
I had the great honor of knowing both Fr. Ralph and Dottie. Fr. Ralph was one of the most dearest, kind, spiritual, compassionate spirits I have ever known. He always remembered me,by name, always had time for me, and always filled me as he prepared and served the Table of our Lord.
There will always be part of my heart that is filled with Fr. Ralph. He was, is, and forever shall be one of God's specially chosen servants. Fr. Ralph will forever be a shining example of what a true vessel of God looks like.
At a certain time in my life, he walked with me in my life's journey, and I will pray for him on his.
With love in Christ, Chaplain Margaret Motte Snyder

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