Bernard J. RICE

I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of Professor Rice. I was a student at U.D. but I never took any of his classes. I was an English major. His son, John, was my housemate and a great friend. I got to know Mr. Rice when he and his late wife, Julie, would regularly bring lasagna and salad to our house and also invite us to their home for Easter dinner. My father was also a mathematics professor and Mr. Rice would often mention an article he had read that was written by my Dad. He also...

To all of the Rice family we send our love, prayers and sympathy. We remember the wonderful days and years on
Kings Row and Royalwood, watching all of you growing up and becoming the great Rice men you all are today.
Fondly,
Bob and Mary Ann (Annie) Troutman
Ocean Isle Beach, NC

Dear dear Uncle Ben. To us, you were always Larger than Life. And what a laugh. We will never forget. We are sure you are taking Heaven by storm.

Theresa, Cliff and family

Heartfelt condolences are extended to your family at this difficult time. Seek the love and support God provides to help you cope during this time - Psalms 29:11

Sweet Sweet lovable Ben...We will miss your caring heart and wonderful laugh !! We will remember you in our hearts and minds forever..

Thought and prayers to the Rice family and my Grandma Judy Haun

Love, Beth,Luis,Samantha,Isaiah and Clarissa

Ben Rice, my Dad, had 84 years filled with good people, good experiences, and good memories. His spirit lives on through those that knew him.

I first met Ben as a student at UD. Later on the trail as a volksmarcher, t6ravell;ed with Ben and Julie on bus trips to volksmarches, and later as ushers at Schuster/Victoria. A great friend and inspiration!