ended, Ralph was still heard as a commercial announcer on KLIF and a commercial announcer on WFAA-TV. He continued to be The Sanger-Harris Man and his commercials were seen and heard all over Dallas Fort-Worth television and radio. In 1970 Ralph left Dallas/Fort Worth to become a national model and actor. He was seen in many national television series. He returned to Dallas in the 1980s and reunited with the Sump'n Else cast for the 20th Anniversary Episode on September 7, 1985. Back home In 1992 Ralph returned to Dallas and became a KRLD-AM news anchor and traffic reporter. The audience that grew up with him on WFAA-TV's Sump'n Else and KLIF Top 40 radio programs was now grown up. He was once again established and all over the D/FW broadcast airwaves. In the mid- to late-2000s Ralph anchored KTEN-TV News. When he was not on air or making appearances, Ralph and Elizabeth were busy raising their daughter. Later life Ralph and his family settled back in Dallas after returning from KTEN. On July 16, 2008, Ralph suffered a heart attack and was taken to Presbyterian Hospital Of Dallas by wife Elizabeth. He died at the age of 63. He is succeeded by his wife Elizabeth and daughter Bailey, as well as Chase, Cash and Parris Paschal, his step-children from Elizabeth whom he loved as his own. His daughter, Bailey Baker, is now 19 years old (as of 2015) and is an international Pop singer. References 1945 births 2008 deaths American broadcasters Radio personalities from Dallas Television personalities from Texas