Richard D. Boerman

Dearest Sandy...There have been so many wonderful family adventures with you and Dick, (especially our camping escapades). Dick helped me through some difficult times as a financial mentor at Chase, always being helpful and supportive. My deepest sympathy to you...I pray that your faith and the love, caring, and support of friends and family, will see you through the days to come.

Sandy, It´s a great thing that we have such great memories to help us through such sad times as this. I have many of these memories with my friend Dick, the days he worked at Ontario Bank in Clifton, so many days and nights with Dick and Dave at the Ski Shop with your Dad, the Father and Kids camping trips, trips to 1249 Hunting Camp, Family Camping trips, and the fun projects in Adrian´s shop in the garage. This is the kind of person that Dick was, just a great person to call a friend. Fred

I have known Dick for many years, though not in recent years. And he was a gem. I met him at Lincoln Rochester when I got a loan for a car. That was 55 years ago. He inspired me to be loyal to that bank for a long time. I also worked with him on many community projects through the Chamber of Commerce, and always enjoyed our interactions. I'm sad to hear he is gone, but he definitely left a big imprint on the Village of Newark. My deepest sympathies to his family. May your memories...