Happy Birthday Dad!!!!!!!! Wish you were here to celebrate it. Love you always

So sorry for your loss. i am so glad i was able to meet u and your husband.

Richard was my first “boss” when I hired on as a management trainee into the YS&T co. back in 1974. He was a very knowledgeable, but more then that he was friendly and caring to everyone. I know I missed him when he returned to Inland. Rest in piece.

Condolences Jean, sorry for your loss.
Bryan.

Cindy,
So sorry for your family's loss of Grampa Archie.May precious memories help all of you through this difficult time.

Dad, I am so privileged to be your daughter. You have done so much for me and others through out your years. Always putting others first and helping them in any way you could. I was so glad that I was there to help care for and spend time with you those five weeks. It meant the world to me. I will deeply miss you so very,very much. My many memories will stay with me forever. Say hi to Larry for me. Miss and love you.

With a heavy heart, I send my sincere condoldences to the Archie Family. Their home on 177th Place in Hammond was a happening place during the late 60's with all of us "kids" coming and going; enjoying time in their pool and just hanging out. Mr. and Mrs. Archie always welcomed everyone with open arms and created a "the-more-the-merrier" atmosphere. Mr. Archie was truly one of a kind!