Sharon,Linda and I were saddened to learn of Dick's passing.He was always eager to share a Navy story or some other life adventure.We always enjoyed meeting him at polling places or around CC.
May you find comfort in knowing of the warm memories we share of a wonderful gentleman
The Steinle's
Dick was a close friend of the Cedar Creek Men's Lunch Group and will be missed . We really enjoyed his company and great stories. Especially the Beluga whale version, only one of Dicks memorable life stories. A great companion.
Best Memories
Rest in Peace Dick
Cedar Creek Men's Lunch Group.
Sharon, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers at this time. Please accept our deepest condolences. Remember when the Lord calls our loved ones home He leaves memories in their place. Take comfort in your memories. Ellen & George Heim
To Sharon and Family, Always loved working with Dick at the Museum and all the great stories he had of his life in the service. May God bless you Sharon and all the family.
Sincerely, Florence & Joseph Rocco
I very much enjoyed getting to know Dick at the Coin Shop and Coin Club meetings and Show, where we all enjoyed his company. Dick was a great gentleman with many interesting tales to share. He will be missed. Deepest condolences to his wonderful wife, Sharon, and the family.
Pat James
Sharon,
We enjoyed getting to know Dick through our Friday night Windermere dinners. Our thoughts and prayers for you, Sharon, during this difficult time.
Jim and Carol Spiess
Sharon,
Lizabeth and I will miss his smiling face at the coin club meetings. We enjoyed his pleasant demeanor and kind words.
We want to express our deepest sympathy and condolences to you and your family during this time. We offer our prayers for his soul.
Chuck & Lizabeth Goergen
We always enjoyed Dick's company whether traveling to a coin show or on a cruise. He was always fun to be with and a great companion. Dick will be greatly missed. Our Deepest Sympathy to Sharon and family.
Jim & Helen Barry
When I first met Dick he was President of the Friends Board and I was the new and very nervous Gift Store Manager who had to speak at her first annual meeting. Dick was so kind and reassuring but no matter, I was shaking so hard my feet felt as though they were leaving the floor. Dick put a reassuring hand on my shoulder and I immediately calmed. That tradition continued on at each annual meeting for as long as he so willingly served. He has been and will continue to be missed. Peace and love to his wonderful wife Sharon and to his family. Nancy and Ray Goelz
Dick loved his time spent at the museum and I enjoyed so much the many hours spent at the docent desk hearing his stories. It was such fun to see his face light up when children visited and he could talk with them. He was a big man in so many ways. Sharon and family members, my deepest condolences.
Pam Kolb
We will fondly remember Dick and his friendship. His service to his country in the Navy was very important to him and he had many interesting stories to tell about it. He loved to play cards and games with his friends-especially when he could beat us all at Mexican Train. Rest in peace , Dick and our condolences to Sharon.
Love, Mary Kay and Jerry
With the fondest of memories when the "boys" would get together to tell each other their "stories" while we had "martinis" and the boys would drive us home. We will surely miss him and will love you forever. The Captain and Cassi
