Ralph Waite (Performer)

Ralph Waite

Performer

Ralph Waite

Performer

Ralph Waite, who to millions of television viewers became the voice and face of rough-hewn, kind-hearted wisdom as the father of a large, rural, Depression-era family in the popular 1970s series "The Waltons," died Feb. 13, 2004. He was 85.

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Born: Jun 22, 1928 in White Plains, New York
Death: Feb 13, 2014 in Palm Desert, CA

Roles (13)

	An American Daughter Opened April 13, 1997	as Senator Alan Hughes (Replacement)
	The Father Opened April 02, 1981	as The Cavalry Captain (Original)
	The Watering Place Opened March 12, 1969	as The Father (Original)
	The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald Opened November 05, 1967	as Henry Rogers (Original)
	The Mutilated Opened February 22, 1966	as Bruno (Original) as Henry (Original)
	Traveller Without Luggage Opened September 17, 1964	as Gaston (Standby - Original) as Georges Renaud (Standby - Original)
	Blues for Mister Charlie Opened April 23, 1964	as Judge (Original) as Ralph (Original) as Lyle Britten (Understudy - Original)
	Marathon '33 Opened December 22, 1963	as Ensemble (Original) as Minister (Original)