Arthur C. Rickson

Dear Rickson Family, I was truly saddened to hear about the passing of your father, and I´m sorry for the delay in reaching out. Please accept my heartfelt condolences. Though time and life have taken us in different directions, I still hold many warm memories of Art. I´ll never forget his patience and kindness - especially when he took the time to teach me how to cross-country ski. He had a calm, steady way about him that made even the most awkward beginner feel encouraged. I also remember...

I am so sorry to hear about Arthur´s passing, he was one of my father´s best friends alway trying to out due each other every time they visited each other. Art loved practical jokes, some I will never forget. Just talking to Art about any subject I always was able to learn something new. He raised a wonderful family, who my mom and dad loved, and looked forward to seeing when they stoped by. Our deepest sympathies

I´m so sorry to hear of Art´s passing. I have many fond memories of Art and the Rickson Family. My favorite ones involved biking. I loved our group mountain biking rides during the summer at Turkey Hill. It was always filled with some good laughs. I also remember going out for a solo road bike ride and getting a flat. Being a newbie, I had no idea how to change a flat. So who did I call? Art. He talked me through it and I was good to go. He was definitely a jack of all trades. I was amazed by...

To the entire Rickson family. So sorry to hear of the passing of your dad. I have so many great memories of hanging out at your house on Oak St. back in the day. Take comfort in the fact that your mom and dad are now together again. They were both special people.

My sincere condolences to the family. Ecclesiastes 12:7 - And the dust returns to the earth as it was, and the spirit returns to God who gave it.