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Cape Coral mourns loss of longtime resident Ralph Jobe at 80
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Cape Coral Mourns Loss of Longtime Resident Ralph Jobe, 80

Cape Coral community is mourning the loss of longtime resident Ralph Jobe, who passed away last Friday at the age of 80. Jobe was a fixture in the city for many years, contributing to its fabric.

10/07/2026 · Cape Coral edition

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Cape Coral mourns loss of longtime resident Ralph Jobe at 80

Cape Coral lost a familiar face last Friday, September 25, 2026, with the passing of longtime resident Ralph Jobe. Jobe, who was 80 years old, passed into eternal life in his adopted hometown.

Residents may remember Jobe as a fixture in the community for many years. His life spanned eight decades, with a significant portion spent contributing to the fabric of Cape Coral. His passing marks a moment of reflection for those who knew him and for the community he called home.

Ralph Jobe was born on August 26, 1946, in Stillwater, Minnesota. His parents, Floyd and Evelyn Jobe, raised him there before he eventually made his way to Southwest Florida. Details of his journey to Cape Coral and his contributions to the community will be remembered by those closest to him.

The community extends its condolences to Jobe's family and friends during this time. His legacy as a Cape Coral resident will continue through the memories shared by those whose lives he touched.

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