Richard H. "Duke" Eickert

I first meet Dick when he was playing basketball for BHS he was such a smooth player he held many records at BHS some may still be there
The opportunity came to run a Milk bottle inside a bar (vogel's ) 1982 and it was a outstanding smashing success, And to the end when ever i would see Dick that was always a part of our conversation
such wonderful memories from a great guy
Dick Eichart you will be missed
Lets get a team together for Duke

First of all I want to say that my deepest condolences go out to the family of Duke. He was a wonderful man and will be deeply missed. I have known Duke for a very long time and have grown very fond of him. I can honestly say that he brought a smile to my face every time I would see him. It started at a very young age throwing milk bottles at the Collins Picnic and softball tournaments. Sometimes I would set pins for him at a Picnic and thought that was the greatest job in the world. Growing...

My Mom and Dad had the high strike and I remember as a young girl Dicky always giving me free teddy bears. He probably employed all of my brothers every summer. I'm so sorry for your loss. God bless.

so sorry about your loss of a loving dad= hugs to all of you his journey is now done

My sympathies Kris & Steve.

Tell we throw balls again my good friend rest in peace

Our deepest sympathy to you Dale and your family. Your Dad, you and family will be in our prayers. Jeff & Diane Van Asten