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OBITUARIES
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Local obituaries
Ralph L. Burdette
Ralph L. Burdette, 71, of Evansville, passed away Saturday,
February 14, 2004, at Deaconess Hospital.
Ralph was an asbestos worker and a 50-year member of Local 37.
He is survived by one daughter, Debra Ann Jennings of Phoenix,
Ariz.; and two sons, David Burdette of Evansville and Greg Burdette
of Poseyville, Ind. One brother, Carl E. Burdette; and three
grandchildren, Lisa Jennings, Amber Leigh Burdette and Adam Burdette,
also sur...
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