Frederick Sturim

We just learned of Rick's passing. We are sincerely sadden by this. Please know that you are in our prayers. Much Shalom to you Harriet and your family.

Always enjoyed seeing Rick and sharing stories about cars, family and life. He will be missed.

My deepest condolences to the Sturim family. Such fond memories of the times I would shop at Rogers Department Store and Harriet was there to help. Then, I had the pleasure of having knowing Jim and Becky at Rogers H.S. I know this loss of your husband and father is going to be very difficult for all of you. As you grieve hold tight to each other and the people that care. Sending my love.

I had the good fortune to know the Sturim family when I worked at Jackson Park. What a treat to have the kids in class and to meet Mom and Dad. We went to Jim´s bar mitzmah and were duly impressed. Sorry for your loss. Jon Alexander

Harriet and family, I am so sorry for your loss. We first met you at Rogers when my Mom Gladys would shop there, and then learned about Fred's activities in antique cars. My Dad John also rebuilt the Model A's in the garage as a hobby, and it brings back such wonderful memories of my youth. Especially later in life when my folks celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary at Meijer Gardens - and who would be honking in the driveway to take them there? Ah-oo-gah. Such a wonderful ride, Fred...

I only knew Rick a short amount of time while working where i work but in that time he always made sure to show how appreciated us workers were. He always shared little fun facts and helped me learn something new everyday. I will forever appreciate getting able to know him.

Only knew Rick for a few years but, admired him greatly...wealth of knowledge that he didn't mind sharing. Always looked forward to sitting down with him when stopping by the shop. Rocky

RICK WAS A GOOD FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR.