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Feb 03, 2011

I would like to inform AOR Racing members of the passing of Ralph Pauley. Ralph has had health issues in the past but overcame all that was given to him, and he always took it in stride with a happy face even tho his day was bad. He was singing in his Friday night ritual at the field house in his community. He had a massive heart attack and was taken to the nearest hospital and was put on life support to hopefully bring him back but it was not to be. He loved racing with all of you even tho he has some issues with some, he still love to race. He passed away Wednesday.

Obiyuary

Ralph Overton Pauley of Heritage Pines passed away on March 11, 2020 at Bayonet Point Medical Plaza. He will be buried at the Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, Florida where a private ceremony will be held. A celebration of life will be scheduled at a later date.

Ralph Overton Pauley, 74, of Hudson, FL, passed away on Wednesday, March 11, 2020 in Bayonet Point Medical Plaza. Born December 8, 1945 in Oak Hill, West Virginia, son of Ralph Overton Pauley, Sr. and Lorraine Settle Pauley. Ralph served in the US Navy and US Army. He retired from Chrysler in Belvedere, IL in 1997. Ralph was an active and passionate member of the UAW and the Region 8 Veterans Organization. He is survived by his loving wife, Janette Pauley of 26 years; son, David (Kai) Pauley of Belvedere, IL; stepsons Jason (Nicole) Swart of Colfax, WI, Logan (Elle) Swart of Milton, WI; grandchildren Hayley (Nathan) Evans of Galveston, IN; Nicholas and Lucas Pauley, Sophia and Courtney White, Morgan Swart, Mila Swart; great-grandchildren Marshall James Evans and Aspen Pauley; brother Robert Pauley (WI); and sister, Eydie Kay (KY). He was preceded in death by his son, Matthew Pauley. Ralph loved life. He loved music, auto racing, travel (especially their annual trip to Mexico), making people laugh, and spending time with his beloved family. He will be buried at the Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, Florida where a private ceremony will be held. A celebration of life will be scheduled at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in memory of Ralph Pauley to Special Operations Warrior Foundation at https://specialops.org.

In closing life is to short so lets have fun and get along with others no matter the problem.........

Raydogg

Nov 08, 2010

Our Friend Ralph will be missed ...The last few years we became real good racing buddies...
God Speed #61

Troy

Oct 11, 2010

Thanks for passing along this sad new, Dogg. A good man who served his country. Will miss racing with him.

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