September 23, 1946 - June 20, 2017
Richard Paul KimballTo plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
6 Entries
July 8, 2017
Rick was a great guy Worked with him at the RPD What was important to him was getting the job done and he always found a "creative" way to accomplish the job.
Cheryl New
June 28, 2017
My dear friend Rick, where do I start...so many memories! My 30 years in San Francisco began with meeting you at Mattson Lines and continued until I left S.F. & you married Margaret! You were the kindest, funniest, sweetest person I have EVER known. I'm sorry we grew apart but marriage does that and you couldn't have had a more perfect wife to love you! She's everything you are in a woman! I will miss you more than words can say, Rest in Peace my friend, see you on the other side!
Barbara Robinson
June 24, 2017
RIP Rick. Our family will feel your loss.
Sending good thoughts and prayers to Margie, Jen and Paul. You were a beatiful person who will not be forgotten.
June 23, 2017
We will all miss you, Rick. You set an example of strength and courage throughout many medical challenges, never complaining and always remaining upbeat. I'll always have fond memories of all the Giants and 49ers games we attended together. May you rest in peace. Dana Williams
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Matt Levan
June 23, 2017
Rest in paradise Rick. Growing up you treated me like your own and I will always love you for that. Your life was truly a miracle and should be celebrated! You will truely be missed, and I am glad that you are now free from pain and discomfort and your soul is at peace! Thank you for being such an amazing person. I love you man. Rest easy.

Always in my Heart, Rickster
Margaret Kimball
June 23, 2017
I will miss you dearest husband, Rickster. In our topsy-turvy life, and with all of your fighting to live and the many, many, challenges, you are always my sweetheart. I love you and miss your light and energy! You are at peace, now you can be content... Margaret
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