Richard N. Sutter

A Wet Note, Nighttime Lawn work and
a Whole Lot of Scrabble

While unable to recall the first time I met Dick, I can all but guarantee Ray introduced us during late spring 1981. We were neighbors; they lived literally across the street.

Several weeks later, Dick proffered a “gentle” reminder of our first meeting with a terse, handwritten note found between my car’s windshield and wiper. Despite some illegible words –courtesy of Rehobeth’s salty...

Ray I was so sorry to read of Richards passing. Take solace in the wonderful and long life you shared together. My prayers and thoughts are with you.

Ray....
I send you my warmest wishes at this time of your great loss. May you find strength in the wonderful memories of your many happy years together. Sincerely yours....

Dear Ray: My thoughts are with you. I was fond of Dick for a long time. I won't forget the wonderful evening with you, Dick and Jane. Thank you. Nancy Arnold Saltspring Island, B.C.

Dick was a true gentleman and will be missed. He was always a pleasure to be at the bridge table with. How fortunate you have been to have had him for so many years.

Dick Sutter was a one of a kind amazing person and friend. His love of travel, enjoyment of food, happy outlook and kindness and thoughfulness will always be remembered. I feel fortunate to have been a friend of Dick's and his partner Ray. Dick will always be in my thoughts and are an important of my memories of all the things we shared and enjoyed over the many years. I miss you Dick. Thank you!

Ray, we are so sorry to hear of Dick's passing. We extend our deepest condolences to you and Dick's family. We will miss him and his wonderful sense of humour.