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Edee Harryman
June 14, 2010
Richard(Dick) was truly a Chicago man who climbed the poles of success which would later extend through the golf pole and become a family pleasure.
Richard was a sincere sportsman that included ice hockey, football and golf using up his body parts that gave him pain. He was a mischievous, intellegent man, who had set his own morals with honesty, humility prevailing. His staunch love of lasting friends and family was privately displayed giving respect to all. Always being a gentleman. He was proud of his multiplying family and their wonderful exploits. Many thanks to his caring family that let me participate in the love in their super man! Now God is using his many talents especially organizational skills. It was a pleasure to submit to his control of his ideas and love as he showered me with many gifts. He is everywhere Kudos to a precious family that had as it's head the heart of the Lion of Judah! He did "crossover" Love Edee
Thomas M Castillo
June 1, 2010
Butch,
Worked for Dick,in my younger days. I remember him as always being fair. You & your family will be in our prayers, during this difficult time.
Dan Dixon
May 27, 2010
Joyce & Butch,
I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Banta. I have fond memories of working in the Bute Street Central Office back in the 60s when Mr. Banta was the Test Center Manager. I KNOW you will miss him.
Willie Jenkins
May 26, 2010
Work with Dick and we were good friends. Played a lot of Golf with Dick. Dick was well liked in the telephone company. i livein flordia now and i have many thoughts of our time with the Telephone Company. Dick and Maury Bailey and Jim Holstrom and Myself were a four some at a lotof telephon touraments. Dick will be in my book of prayers. He will always be in my memory. God Bless. Willie
Bob & Jean Nolf
May 26, 2010
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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