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Ronald Hefner
October 1, 2011
I would like to add my condolences to the Knight family on the loss of a kind and thoughtful man. I believe Mr. Knight lived his life with the passion, values and principles he gained as a young man. His family always gave him much enjoyment and left him with precious and timeless memories.
I first met Mr. Knight as a teenager-fifteen years old in 1965. At that time I had asked his daughter on a date and my high school friends had informed me that he was very protective and would likely subject me to a torturing, lengthy and possibly humiliating interview. When I finally got the courage to face him I was perspiring heavily and very weak kneed. But when he shook my hand I realized he was just like my own father. After asking me just a couple of easy questions he said "You kids have fun."
Mr. Knight treated me like an adult when I was not yet one. He made me comfortable with his hospitality and kindness. Mr. Knight, you alone, made a difference in my life and taught me ways to treat others as you treated me. I am sorry it has taken me 45 years to thank you, sir.
By the way, Carol and I did have fun on our date.
Pat Kramer
September 30, 2011
I had known Ralph for 40 years and never met a more honest and kind man. Although I never spent long periods of time with him you could gage his character by the life that he led and what special people his children became.
When we were in trouble as younger people he was always there to 'bail us out' when we needed help. He was never judgment or angry but you could tell when you had disappointed him wanted to regain his respect. Ralph was truly a nice man.
Paula Vesely
September 29, 2011
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
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