My sympathy goes out to my parents, Don and Sue, and my aunts and uncles, Francis, Betty, Kathleen, Marianne and Rich. And to all my cousins. Uncle Dick was always a fun-loving man in my memories of him. I remember he was always kidding around and joking with all of us kids. At family gatherings there was usually a flock of kids around him teasing a joking back and forth. I especially remember the times he took my family water skiing. He was always willing to teach and help us learn and he had a love for the outdoors that I appreciated. Praying for you Dick, for eternal rest and peace in Jesus.

Posted by Pam Hunter on February 24, 2023

He was the first man I ever took care when I started working at the nursing in Franklin he was such a great man full of energy while he shuffled around in his wheel chair he was always smiling even when he would cuss at you for trying to put clothes him I’m going to miss that man dearly mister Richard it was an honor to meet you fly high my friend

Posted by Courtney Marlow on February 16, 2023

Not many knew this but he took care of me when my parents went to church. He would tell them that the minute they left the driveway I would crap my pants. True story but what else do babies do. We had many fun memories as a family and I know he is rejoicing with grandma and grandpa. Fly high with the angels, until we meet again Uncle Dick.

Posted by jean stassen on February 15, 2023

Rest in peace Uncle Dick. I miss golfing with you. You were always so much fun!

Posted by Sharon on February 14, 2023

Loved taking care of Richard. He was always very pleasant with me. Even when he was no longer able to say what he needed, I was able to make that connection with him. I will miss him dearly. My condolences to Jean and all of her family.

Posted by Theresa Mota on February 14, 2023