01/19/1930
03/20/2011
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Douglas Meyer
March 24, 2011
We cousins all refered to him as Dick. He was always playfull with the cousins and didn't hesitate to jump in and play whatever we were involved in at the time. Like all of the uncles, he didn't hesitate to discipline any of us as well. We need more like them today. He will be missed.
Berdie Dillon
March 24, 2011
We here at TWT express our condolences to the family, may god bless you in this time of sorrow.
Kurt Loehlein
March 23, 2011
Richard was a great person and will be missed .
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