Richard "Dick"-Slinker-Obituary

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Richard "Dick" Allen Slinker

Nov 9, 1955 - Jan 27, 2024

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I always liked Dickie. Went all the way through school with him.I'm sure is sorely missed by all his family and friends. RIP

So very sorry for your loss. The community will miss him dearly. My prayers are with your family.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Dick .. There is no words that can say how much we are going to miss you.. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family..

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I met Richard when he worked at Purdue's Wade Utility Plant before transferring to Utilities Distribution. He was an all around good guy with a great smile and kind personality.

I worked with Richard in the Tunnel Gang at purdue for many years. I retired from there in 2015 and Richard retired 1 year later in the summer of 2016. I never saw him again. So sad...He was a GOOD man and had a great smile. RIP my friend.

Prayers God bless..

The memories I hold in my heart is Dicks kind soul. He was always so welcoming, easy to talk too, and his smile. It’s so devastating that he was taken. All my love, thoughts, and prayers are with you girls and all the family. One thing is for sure, he loved his daughters and all his grandkids to the ultimate fullest!! Love y’all!

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Richard "Dick"'s Obituary

Attica - Richard “Dick” Allen Slinker, 68, Attica, passed away as a result of a traffic accident in Tippecanoe County, Indiana on Saturday, January 27, 2024 at 1:23 p.m.    Dick, as he was known to family and friends, was born in Williamsport, Indiana on November 9, 1955. He was the son of the late Leon “Buck” and Eunice L. (Pittman) Slinker.   He was a life resident of Attica, graduating from Attica High School in 1975.    Dick formerly worked at the Attica Ice Company in Attica, before transferring to Purdue University to work in maintenance.  Following his retirement from Purdue in 2016, Dick worked with his daughters at Davis Drugs in Attica.    Dick was attending the Attica Free Methodist Church.  He was a member of the Fountain Lodge # 60 F. & A.M.; member of the Scottish Rite and Zorah Shrine in Terre Haute.  He was an avid Purdue sports fan.      Dick was married to MarSue Luann Spear for 43 years until her passing on June 20, 2020.    Dick leaves behind his two daughters, Laurie (Matt) Pierce and Leslie (Nick) Davis, both of Attica; his seven grandchildren, Aiden, Madeline, Adler and Mallory Pierce; Charles, Henry and Samuel Davis; his brother, Thom (JoAnna) Williams, Keiser, OR; his father and mother-in-law, Robert (Sandra) Spear, Greenwood, IN and Lois Duperey, Topsfield, MA.  He was preceded in death by two brothers, Doug and Don Slinker.    As per his wishes a private family service was held.

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