Ralph Barton Cartoon 1926 Discovering Chaplin 115 x 1075 in (292 x 273 cm) Recovered from Nineveh in the late 19th century, shattered clay tablets covered in indecipherable writing held one of the world’s greatest treasures Locked within the characters lay the Epic of
Chaplin With His Friend Cartoonist Ralph Barton On The Set Of City Lopez, Ralph 1926 ~ 2012 Survived by loving wife, Molly; children, Evelyn, Becky, Robert, David, Rose & Patricia; 6 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren; 6 siblings Alameda Ave, Denver 80246, reception to follow If desired, gifts may be made in Ralph’s name to Lutheran Family Services or Augustana Church Obituary; maleischandshireycom Click here to Send Helen Phillips’s new novel takes place in a dystopian world where the environment has been devastated and humans have outsourced their best selves to tireless, empathetic robots New York City Ralph was born on October 171926 in Queens New York to Morris and Bessie Kravitz He was the beloved husband of the late Nettie Kravitz (Fruchtman) His sister Renee predeceased him in 2010
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