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Olivia Smith
September 2, 2009
Richard, we all at ballroom are still in shock and it's just not the same without you! Thank you for bringing so much joy to my sister.
My condolences to all the family.
Love, Olivia (the other southern belle, or southern "belly" as you would say!)
Bobbie Matlock
September 2, 2009
"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal. Love leaves a memory no one can steal."
Richard, I can't believe you are gone...I keep thinking that my phone will ring and it will be you calling. I miss talking to you every day and hearing all about your family, listening to your "trumpet tunes," and making our plans. I miss your wit, your smile, and your twirling me around the dance floor.
My sympathy to your family.
T'amo, Bobbie
Sue and Tom Deedy
June 30, 2009
Tom and I are so sad. I cried the entire evening that I found out (June 17) He called Tom and asked him to lock the door and shut off the lights when he had to stay overnight. We thought he would be allright. He and your Mom were part of our lives for 40 years. They were so interested and concerned for our family. I always enjoyed our conversations "over the fence" My heart goes out to you, Ritch, your family and most of all to Marie. We miss him so much!! Love Sue Deedy.
Barbara Pleasant-Powers
June 23, 2009
I heard of Richard's passing yesterday and I am sad, he was my friend who loved to dance. He loved music, going to Cape Cod, Newport and Plymouth "for a bite to eat". Richard insired many with his love for life and all it had to offer, but more than anything else he loved his family.
Tom n Tara Deedy
June 17, 2009
We are so sad to hear about your fathers passing. He was such a funny, happy man. He always had a kind word for us! We will miss seeing him "over the fence" and hope he knows how much we will miss him. Please give your mom a hug for us too! Tom and Tara Deedy and children Michael, Quinn and Matthew
Jane Deedy
June 17, 2009
Mr. G you will be greatly missed. I can't imagine pulling into my Mother's driveway and not seeing you sitting on the screen porch and greeting me with a friendly word. All my sympathy to Mrs. G, Richie, and the rest of the family.
June 17, 2009
Love you dad. I can't begin to express how much that I miss you...I hope you are blowing your horn in that big band in the sky.
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