Ralph Bundick, Jr.
February 01, 1944 - June 09, 2023
Obituary
Ralph William Bundick, Jr, age 79, dedicated father, husband, grandfather, and friend, passed away on June 9, 2023. He is survived by his two sons, Ralph William Bundick III and Paul Lee Bundick, step-sons Matt and Richard Parron, and many grandchildren who all adored him. Born February 1, 1944, Ralph spent his childhood years on the Eastern Shore of Virginia before eventually starting a career in engineering within the US Defense Shipbuilding industry. A faithful and devout Christian, hes been called home to his late wife, Margaret Bundick, who we are all certain welcomed him at the gates of heaven with open arms. He will be remembered always for his kindness, thoughtfulness, generosity, and whit. The family will host Visitation on Wednesday, June 14, 2023 from 5-7pm at the Knauff Funeral Home in Williston, Florida. Funeral services will be on Thursday, June 15, 2023 at 10AM at the First Baptist Church, Williston Florida with Pastor Jason Owenby officiating. Burial will follow at the Orange Hill Cemetery in Williston. Arrangements are under the care of Knauff Funeral Home in Williston. Visitation Wednesday, June 14, 2023 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Knauff Funeral Home - Williston 512 E Noble Ave Williston, FL 32696 Funeral Service Thursday, June 15, 2023 10:00 AM First Baptist Church 339 E Noble Ave Williston, FL 32696
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Jane Bleiler
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Our sincere condolences go out to Pastor Matt, Cary, and all of Ralph's family and extended family. What a shock this has been to all. It was a pleasure for many of us to have met Ralph recently and feel the warmth of his personality and friendliness. May you treasure the memories which will keep him in your hearts forever. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you all in the days ahead.In Christian Sympathy and Love, Your Great Fork Church Family
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Anthony
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May God bless, comfort, and console his family and loved ones
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Bruce and Margaret Shaw
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Ralph and Bruce spent many times together whether it was helping each other, picking up propane for themselves and neighbours (occasionally getting lost in their travels), playing cards or simply sitting and chatting. Ralph was a special, gentle, kind and devoted man with a dry wit. Ralph and Margy are together again. Too soon they were taken. We miss them.Sincerely, Bruce and Margaret Shaw, Ontario, Canada
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Bruce & Margaret Shaw
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To the Ralph's family, we are so sorry of his sudden passing. We had plans to spend lots of time with Ralph this coming fall. He was a best buddy to Marg and I and our friendship was unconditional ...... at any time or any situation Ralph would be available for advise or a sincere helping hand and we offered the same.Ralph and I (Bruce) would somehow strike out on an adventure in Williston area or while he and Margy visited us at our Cottage in Muskoka, Ontario.One time in Williston we were in my truck and we were just stopped near our site and we were just sitting at the intersection chatting. Pete on his bike, was waiting for us to move but we didn't so he pulled up beside us and asked what was the issue and we replied we seem to have no idea where were going or what we're doing ...... Pete quickly answered ...... that sounds like FUN, can I come too.REST IN PEACE GOOD BUDDYRest In Peace good buddy
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Susan Lamprecht
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Will and Paul, I was so saddened to learn of your dad's passing. He was such a terrific dad and friend. All those weekends together at so many swim meets. You are wrapped in our love and prayers.Love to all the family.
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Becky and Fred DeCamp
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Our hearts are heavy this morning knowing that our dear friend will be laid to rest and we can't be there to bid farewell. The minute Ralph and Margy became our neighbors we knew that a true friendship would begin. Almost every morning when weather was good, Ralph would come over and he and Clancy would have their one on one time. Ralph would join in the porch coffee club and he never ceased to amaze with some of his humorous remarks. The last time we were together was at Margy's funeral. Ralph was such a devout husband and caregiver. He had such great plans to spend time with his family, and when we hugged goodbye he said he was hoping to possibly visit us in Lancaster County. We will miss him more than you know, and that soft spoken voice and devious smile will remain with us in our fond memories of a dear friend. Rest in peace Ralphie. And our condolences to the entire family as you try to make sense of this great loss.