Woodbine, Ralph 89, of Kingston for over 63 years, passed away at the Golden Living Center in Plymouth on March 24. Beloved husband of Amy “Maralyn” (Pascoe) Woodbine of Kingston, he also leaves a sister Glenna Clark of Wilmington, MA. Ralph also leaves a brother in-law John Pascoe of Plymouth, a step sister Marilyn Davidson, and two step brothers Darrow Park and Arthur Park. Two nieces Priscilla Lanney and her companion Steve Capalli of Sandwich, Sandra Dobratz and her husband Bruce of Plymouth, 4 nephews John Dodratz and his wife Cindy, Evan Dobratz and his wife Susan all of Plymouth, Michael Lanney and his wife Coleen of Leomister, and Mark Clark of Wilmington, MA. 4 grandchildren Reagan, Cameron, and Ellen Dobratz of Plymouth and Brody Lanney of Leomister.
Ralph was born in Dover the son of Mark Woodbine and Eleanor (Stimson) Woodbine Park; he worked for Pure Ice Co. in Plymouth and worked in Maintenance Department at the Plymouth Cordage for many years. Ralph attended Northeastern and was a free lance photographer; he was a member of the NRA, American Fly Fishing Association. Ralph was an avid fisherman and traveled to Iceland, Christmas Island, BVI’s, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, and many other places to fish. Ralph served in the U.S. Army during WWII in Northern France earning a Bronze Star. All services will be private. Donations in Ralph’s memory may be made to the American Fly Fishing Museum, 4070 Main Street, Manchester, VT. 05255