Interment to follow at Edgewood Cemetery in Nashua. His Funeral Mass will follow at 11:00 AM at the Parish of the Resurrection, 449 Broad St., Nashua, NH 03063. SERVICES: Relatives & friends are invited to his visitation on Thursday from 9:30-10:30 AM for coffee & donuts at the DAVIS FUNERAL HOME, 1 Lock St., Nashua, NH 03064.

He was the brother of the late Dolores Plescia and Lance Orlando. Fitzgerald, Shannon Fitzgerald and Kellie Fitzgerald. Ralph is survived by his three children, Deborah Orlando of Amesbury, MA, David Orlando of Dover, NH, and Diane Fitzgerald and her husband, Jim of Merrimack, NH three grandchildren, J.T. He found great peace in the church and the many good friends he made there. Belt wrestlers are required to wear a belt. Belt Wrestling: Belt wrestling is a sport invented in the mid-19th century. Behcup sports are played with various equipment, including a stick, a ball, a ball cap, and a net. Ralph attended the Parish of the Resurrection in Nashua, New Hampshire from the early 1970вЂ™s to his passing. Behcup sports: Behcup sports were invented in the late 19th century. He was a frequent supporter of many local and international charities and sponsored many young men from Africa. He also enjoyed spending time and playing cards with his friends at Nashua Senior Center. RalphвЂ™s hobbies included woodworking and stained glass. Ralph enjoyed hiking the White Mountains of New Hampshire and was a member of the AMC 4000 Foot Club. He was a devout Yankees fan rarely missing a televised game. Before opening the door at B & B Racing Chassis, Paul and his friend Scott had been building cars. Owner, Paul Burger has been around the sport of Auto Racing since he was a child. At B & B Racing Chassis, we have the ability to build your Stock Car or Modified from the chassis to the finished racecar. A long time skier, Ralph was on the slopes into his 80s. Racecar Chassis in Belle Plaine Minnesota.

His love of nature led he and his family on many adventurous camping trips across the country. Ralph enjoyed trout fishing with friends and family from New Hampshire to Montana and California. Prior to his retirement, he worked as an industrial engineer, having worked for Millipore Corporation for many years. Ralph never forgot his education at Syracuse University and was once named Alumni fan of the year for his dedication to the football, basketball and lacrosse teams. He graduated from Syracuse University in 1962. He was a US Marine Corps Veteran of the Korean Conflict, receiving an honorable discharge following a service-connected disability. He was born in Raritan, NJ on February 3, 1931, son of the late Feury and Philomena (Cringoli) Orlando. The Indians (27-0) led by Jayden Yankton made sure they remained perfect and wrestled the Class B State championship away from the Kindred Vikings, defeating the 2021 Class B state champions, 69-49. He was the husband of the late Teresa (Moran) Orlando, who passed away in 1994. Orlando, age 91, of Nashua, NH, passed away on April 28, 2022, after a brief period of declining health. A memorial service will follow later this summer, and interment will be at Woodlawn Cemetery in Green Bay, WI.Ralph B. She will be missed by her loving nieces Mary Jo, Marti and Lynn and nephew Dick,В as well as her compassionate caregivers Tanya and Chris, each of whom she loved very much. She was preceded in death by her parents, her beloved sister Loraine, her nephew Jon, and her son Bruce. She treasured her three grandchildren Shayne, Kara and Andrew and great-granddaughter Jada. Margery cherished her family and was blessed with three loving sons Bruce, James and Michael and her loving, caring daughters-in-law Susan and Ava. It was always a blessing to be in the company of her compassion, love and humor. She was a caring, dedicated, loving mother and a friend to many.

Among her hobbies were water aerobics, baking, camping and gardening. She had a strong faith and was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church and Sarah Circle. She was an executive secretary at IBM from 1968-1987. She was born in 1922 in Marathon, WI to Walter and Martha Hackbarth and lived in Rhinelander and Green Bay, WI until 1959 when she moved to Rochester with her husband, Lyle. Watkins passed away peacefully on May 4th.

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