Richard W. "Dick" Bellew Jr.

Dear Lucie,

I knew Dick for over twenty years, never spending more than a few hours with him at a trade show or perhaps a day on the road. He represented my company and as I have lived and gained experience, I realized how much value and goodness he brought to our industry. He was personable and even though months would separate our visits, he would always make me feel warm, familiar and most welcome. I thank you for sharing him with us all those years and offer my deep sincere...

Dear Lisa...I just heard today about your dad...he was such a nice person. We'll certainly miss him...he was one of our favorites at United Texas Bank. I'm sorry I didn't know sooner. Please call if I can help with anything...Peggy

Dear Lucie,

Please accept our hearfelt sympathy for you and your family's loss. Dick and you have both been valued friends of United Texas Bank for many years. We will all miss him very much!

Bette McCardel

Dear Bellew Family & Friends,
I'm sorry to hear of Dick's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We are proud to have worked with Dick, we will miss him.

Lucie,
Sorry to hear about your loss. Enjoyed seeing you at the last reunion and look forward to seeing you again.
Class of 1960
Willie Smith Haney

My name is Dave Formet and I have known and worked for Dick Bellew for over 30 years.
We met in 1975 in Lafayette,La at a employee softball game of a customer we were both doing business.
At that time,my company wanted to transfer me out of the South to the Washington D.C. area and I wanted to stay in the South.
Soon after we met,Dick made me a part of Dick Bellew Sales and our 30 year relationship began.
Through the good and the bad times we stayed together in Business but also...

Dear Lucie, I am so sorry for your loss. My heart and prayers are with you and your family at this time. Please feel the love and friendship from all your classmates of the class of '60. I will keep you in my prayers. Robin Pinson Smith

Dear Lucie ~

I had an email from Bettye Lou about the tragic loss of your husband. Please accept my sincere sympathy.

I do not know if you will even remember me after all these years; but, I have fond memories of pleasant times in El Dorado ~ when we and the world were young.

I know all too well the incomparable sorrow of watching helplessly while a loved one suffers. I lost my first husband to cancer many years ago when I was 26 years old. My heart aches for...

Lucy, I am sorry to hear of your loss. We will be praying for you.
Class of '60
EHS