Richard Dale "Dick" Baum

We´re so sorry to hear of your Dad´s passing. I´ll bet he is up there in heaven sharing a good time with my Dad. I will miss seeing his smiling face.

Sorry Scott for the loss of your father. I remember the first and times I ran into him at the dealership and he´s always had a smile and something comical to say.he had a great long life.bless you all.

We are so sorry for your loss. Richard was a true humanitarian who cared for others more than himself. I give credit to him for leading me to God and helping me to quit smoking. A big loss for all of us who knew him.

Recalling childhood memories of living next door to the Baum family in Carlock and attending Carlock Mennonite Church. I loved hearing Dick playing the marimba! Regretfully, we aren´t able to attend your dad´s services. We extend our condolences to Steffi, Scott and their families. May God grant you peace and comfort.

Met Dick twice in showroom during sales transactions intermissions with salesman. On first occasion, he drove me home in Bloomington from Clinton. Second occasion was also in showroom where we chatted and he remembered me from the ride home years earlier. Very gregarious, engaging man. Someone who registers in one´s heart and mind for his genuine and friendly personality. Sympathy and condolences to his family. I was simply a customer (and still am) but still feel a huge loss on behalf of...

Dick and Margie were wonderful people. Very dedicated. Dick sang at our wedding in Carlock, Il. back on July 28, 1963. He had a wonderful voice. Glen and Janet Waller

Remembering you in the loss of your dad. He was such a good friend of our family. Nettie Koerner and family Roger and Bonnie Stucky Becky Dave and Rose

To Scott , it was always highlight of my trip for service at the dealership to sit in waiting room and get great lessons in history and humility from your Dad ! Thanks for sharing him !!!!!!

Steffie and Scott, My heart aches for you because of your loss but heavens gain. Your dad holds a special place in my heart since I was 9 years old. He was in a high school play at Carlock with my aunt Evelyn, Lucille Coulter, and (Dr.) John Stutzman singing in a quartet. Many good memories (blessings) through the years with your family. Your mom was there by your dads side with a beautiful smile. You have so much to be thankful for with such a strong heritage. My sympathy to your...