My heart is broken -this is my sweet, beautiful son Robert “Bud” F. Ragalie. He turned 30 on June 10, he passed away on June 15.
He was a casualty of the opioid epidemic. His life was more than that-he had a huge warm heart, an amazing smile, he was a talented athlete, body builder and top of his class in vocational school. If you knew him you know he loved baseball, a good Italian meal, a lover of diverse music styles. He loved his family and God very much and in his short and troubled life, he touched our hearts and made a difference in surprising ways.
The journey was not easy for him or us, but we are better people because of it. The struggle is over for my son, for that I am grateful. It is a great comfort to know he is in the loving arms of our Savior. May he Rest In Peace.
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He was a casualty of the opioid epidemic. His life was more than that-he had a huge warm heart, an amazing smile, he was a talented athlete, body builder and top of his class in vocational school. If you knew him you know he loved baseball, a good Italian meal, a lover of diverse music styles. He loved his family and God very much and in his short and troubled life, he touched our hearts and made a difference in surprising ways.
The journey was not easy for him or us, but we are better people because of it. The struggle is over for my son, for that I am grateful. It is a great comfort to know he is in the loving arms of our Savior. May he Rest In Peace.
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My heart is broken -this is my sweet, beautiful son Robert “Bud” F. Ragalie. He turned 30 on June 10, he passed away on June 15.
He was a casualty of the opioid epidemic. His life was more than that-he had a huge warm heart, an amazing smile, he was a talented athlete, body builder and top of his class in vocational school. If you knew him you know he loved baseball, a good Italian meal, a lover of diverse music styles. He loved his family and God very much and in his short and troubled life, he touched our hearts and made a difference in surprising ways.
The journey was not easy for him or us, but we are better people because of it. The struggle is over for my son, for that I am grateful. It is a great comfort to know he is in the loving arms of our Savior. May he Rest In Peace.
.
He was a casualty of the opioid epidemic. His life was more than that-he had a huge warm heart, an amazing smile, he was a talented athlete, body builder and top of his class in vocational school. If you knew him you know he loved baseball, a good Italian meal, a lover of diverse music styles. He loved his family and God very much and in his short and troubled life, he touched our hearts and made a difference in surprising ways.
The journey was not easy for him or us, but we are better people because of it. The struggle is over for my son, for that I am grateful. It is a great comfort to know he is in the loving arms of our Savior. May he Rest In Peace.
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