Richard Ames

Love pictures!!. The great smile. Did ww have fun when we was young. Sorry i missed seeing you. Bless this spirit soul

Sally and Carly, So sorry to hear about your dad’s passing I remember him being there for you when you were at Elmwood. Mrs Peggy Wareing

Memories flood my mind of you big brother. This just doesn't feel real. The last time I talked to you, you said you were doing good, really good. No one expected you to go. You're just gone and our hearts are broken. We know you did the best you could and now, I pray you're resting in your happy place. You are young, strong, telling jokes with gramma, chatting with your dad and standing with your soul mate.
I just had a memory of us at great gramma's house looking for frogs in the lilly...

Prayers, positive thoughts and healing energies. Loved Richard

So sorry for your loss. Richard love WCW wresting and we watch many match with him at Mildred house and was happy to know him in our teenage years.

I miss you brother. I still feel like I could pick up the phone and call you. You always had a ready smile and brought joy to so many lives. And when you loved you loved deeply. You always made friends so easily. You were always so dang cute! I still see you as a young boy with beautiful curls and happy eyes..... life was not always easy for you.... I'm glad I got to be your big sister... love you brother....Always .Bobbi

Robert and I are sorry to hear about Richard's passing. I remember him always smiling and always kind to us. And he was a good baker, and a loving person no matter what. It was bitter-sweet to read Richard's obituary, bitter, because he is no longer here and sweet because it was so honest. None of us are perfect. To the family: may your goodtimes bring you comfort. Tracy & Robert

Richard wad a good person with a big heart. He lived next door to me on Lucky Ave with his girls. I became very close to Stephanie and Sally, then came Carly into the world and I was there to greet her. I became even closer and have many beautiful memories of when I would ask Richard if I could take them boating and keep them for the weekend. He was grateful to get a break and go do stuff with his friends. He was always appreciative for my help. He will be missed very much in life. RIP...