Myra M. Ratcliff
December 13, 1949 ~ January 22, 2013
Myra Marie Ratcliff, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, dear friend - age 65 passed away January 22, 2013 surrounded by family. She will be deeply missed by her husband of 44 years, Curt Ratcliff; sons, Matt (Tessa) Ratcliff and Dusty (Kelly) Ratcliff; grandchildren, Karissa and Derek Ratcliff; and her third son, Allen Henderson. A gathering of family and friends will be held to honor Myra from 2-5 PM Saturday, Jan. 26th at Roberts Family Funeral Home, 555 Centennial Dr. SW, Forest Lake, Minnesota.
You and your family are in my thoughts at this difficult time.
Myra often called the library to ask for books and her favorite authors. She was an avid reader and I will miss helping her locate books on her wish list.
Yes, Myra’s laugh and sharp wit are things I will always remember. Curt, the two of you were “two peas in a pod”. Though it’s been a long time since I’ve seen your family, you are often in my thoughts. Take care
I remember Myra’s laugh and the courage she had to face anything along her life path. Curt, I know how dedicated you were to being with her. She will be missed. God bless!
Curt, Matt and Dusty, My thoughts and prayers are with you all today. Myra was such an inspiration to me as I was growing up. I will cherish the memories. She was an awesome lady and may your precious memories bring comfort to you all in the coming days and months. God Bless you all. With loving thoughts and prayers. Diana
Curt,
Keith and I are so sorry to hear of Myra’s passing. We both know how dedicated you were to her and how deeply, deeply you loved her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for you and please remember all your friends in your time of need…..we will ALL be here for you! All you have to do is ask. I know that Myra is at peace and back in her saviour’s arms….no more pain or suffering and that in itself, is a blessing. God bless you Curt.
My.. I will remember the times we shared with our Red Hat friends and family. Your humor brought so many smiles, and laughter to others. You will be remembered. Our sympathy’s to Curt.