Ralph Offenburg 

These pictures are presented to Jeep and Willys fans worldwide
from the step-grand-daughter, Karen, of the late Ralph Offenburg.  

IT is with great honor that we present them here on Wagoneers.com for
all to enjoy and freely copy.

Karen's step-grand-father served at the Willys from at least 1937
when the first picture was taken, until his retirement in 1968.

Special thanks to Karen for sharing how proud Ralph felt to be part of 
Jeep history and how much he loved Toledo.  

Please feel free to copy and share these photos.  
I hope to be able to submit them to the Jeep Museum that will eventually 
replace the Jeep factory in Toledo.  Karen wished for as many as possible 
to enjoy these pictures.

John Meister

 1937 
(Ralph is first row, right, wearing a bow-tie and a smile.)
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 Ralph Offenburg - providing materials 
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 Ralph Offenburg - retirement July 31st, 1968 
 (Ralph is in the center wearing a suit.)
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