Herbert Riley

Bryan,
I was very sorry to hear of your father's death. My deepest sympathies to you and your family.

I had the privilege of serving at the command HQ,with Gen Riley. He was a soldiers soldier and a true gentleman. May God bless his family. Always he will be remembered.
Ed parsons
SFC US Army Retired

Wayne and Brian, I am very sorry for your loss, I remember your dad as a great guy to talk to.

Hello Betty,
All our very best in your time of sorrow.
George (son of Grace) Goodwin and Lorraine

Worked with Herb for years at D&G and had many a conversation about our sons basketball rivalry. Great guy, good sense of humor, carried himself like the true military man he was. Rest in Peace

Wayne, Bryan, and the Riley family, I am sorry to hear of the passing of your dad. I have had the pleasure to have known him for many years because of our friendship. He was the best and I will always remember his pleasant smile and the talks with him. Rip Gen. Riley

Sending heartfelt sympathy to Herb's family. I have deep respect for you Betty and admire your never ending love, care and devotion to your husband which I witnessed during his years at Candlewood Valley H&R. You never wavered in your unending love for him. I am so sorry and I will miss him too. Sincerely, Lauren McIntosh (daughter of the late Pat Gustavson)

One of the nicest guys we ever met; it was a pleasure to know him. Dave and Herb often shared a ride to D&G and back. Our condolences to the Riley family.

Dave and Barb MacRitchie, Venice, FL