Hugh Hay

We consider it a privilege to have known Dick these past 10 years. He is obviously missing when we gather as Family and friends.

We have such fun memories, gathering cattle, the Halloween gatherings at our place were a blast. Taking the traveling babysitters with us to Vegas.
Easter gatherings, oh my gosh, such a great group and a variety of locations. The kids and adults always had great fun. Good old Hank dog came from you guys and made us happy.
We are so sorry for your loss. Dickie was a great guy. A toast to the big guy, may he RIP. Hugs to you all. He was so proud of all of you kids and all the grand...

To the family, what a great loss and we all shall miss him. My memories as a kid always were Dick and Dan, and the old Chevy headed up the hill to the bunk house. Peace and fond thoughts, Oscar, say hi to my Pop.
Don and Debbie Hill, Caldwell Idaho

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

We were introduced to “Uncle Dickie” at our daughter’s wedding to his nephew, John. He was welcoming, funny, and kind. He will surely be missed by his wonderful and loving family and all who knew him.
Peter and Mary Schembri, San Francisco

Dick & Debbie were the couple we’d seek out in a crowd. Their warmth & genuineness made everyone feel welcome & accepted. It won’t be the same without Dick.

Dear Debbie and family, we send our deep sympathy to you for the loss of Mr. Hay. I know your loss will be shared by many who knew him well. Sincerely Dennis and Greta Carver, Betsy and Samantha Carver.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.