Birth date: Sep 15, 1930 Death date: Sep 30, 2014
Ralph A. Treat, age 84, of Fayetteville, died Tuesday, September 30, 2014 at Heroes’ Haven in the Fayetteville VA Hospital, after a brief illness. He was born September 15, 1930 in Alco, Arkansas, the son of Isaac and Vernie Lee T Read Obituary
Dear family, Ralph was my first boss, my mentor, and my friend. He told me the story once of how he was a living miracle with the bones that had miraculously healed. His faith and integrity influenced his work at his workplace and had an impact on my career. Ralph always told me to ignore the politics for the first six months on a new job - great advice! My life has been richer for knowing him, and I am saddened by the news that he is gone. God bless Jane and his family.
Our Littlejohn family in Oklahoma and Texas are saddened to learn of the passing of Ralph A. Treat. We met Ralph and Jane, my first husband's first cousin, in Fayetteville and visited with Jane, Ralph, and Jane's sister Betty Lou Littlejohn Harp at my former father-in law's funeral several years ago in Tulsa, Oklahoma. My children, Elizabeth Dawn Littlejohn Key, Ardmore, Oklahoma; Kristen Elaine Littlejohn Dunn, Cypress, Texas; James David Littlejohn, Blanchard, Oklahoma and I express our sincere sympathy to your extended family on the loss of your fine father and family member.
To my hero.I'll miss you, Dad!
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Misty Morris,
Fayetteville, Arkansas
I knew Ralph when he worked at the College of Business. He always had a welcoming smile and great attitude. He was really a gentleman who had a kind heart. We miss you Ralph! All the best to his family, we're thinking about you in our prayers!Betty Sharp
I worked with Ralph for many years when I was Department Chair. He was truly an outstanding individual with a service oriented approach; always trying to find ways to help all of us in the college. Our thoughts and prayers go out to family and friends
My condolences to all of you. Love to all in the family and may you be blessed at this time as you are in my thoughts and prayers. I will miss Ralph as he was a great support over the years for all those he knew and loved. I am grateful for his service to our nation and community. Not enough words to say how much he was and still is loved.
I knew Ralph as a fellow Lion and board member at World Services for the Blind. He was first class all the way and a tremendous example to all of us who knew him.Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.God bless,
The International Mission Board stands by you and your family in this time of grieving and sends through me their sympathy. We are praying for you Tony and Janice. I am Julie Yngsdal's father.
Our parents were friends a long, long time through the UofA and CUMC. Ralph always had a smile and a hug for me when I saw him. He will be greatly missed.
