Richard E. Borja

Dear Deborah and Eclavea Family,
My prayers are with all of you in this difficult time. It is with much sadness that I send my condolences for both Auntie Conchita and Richard. May God lighten your burden of grief and help you through this difficult time. Our love and prayers to all. Mary and I miss you very much and are greatly saddened by your loss.
God Bless
Jan (Harold) Perez

To all who have signed this guest book and to all our friends and family who attended the nightly rosaries and funeral, Your presence was very consoling and appreciated. My children and I will never forget you. Throgh the years Richard spoke highly of his friends and loved his family very much! He was a genius and had a mind and heart like no other we miss him and he will live on in our hearts and memories. Again thank you all!!! We will be together again Cut-dew I love you! Deb

Adios "Corn Chip" Richard, my good and close friend. You will surely be missed. May God be with you on your journey. You will always be remembered as one of the "Icons" and "hunks" of the JFK/GW High School Class of 1965. Those were happy days in the 60s, Elks Club, A&W Drive In, Johnston Theater and the rest of the Sinajana gang. I am so grateful that we relived those days during my last two visits on Guam with other Class 65 members..... Thank you for the memories.....tell Joseph I...

Deborah and family,
Uncle John and I were sad to hear the news. We wish that we could be there for you. Although we are a world away, we are only a phone call away. Please let us know how we can help you. You are forever in our thoughts and prayers.
Love
Auntie Irene and Uncle John

Deborah and family,
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you, in this your time of sadness. We truly wish that we could be there for you. You are always in our thoughts, and you will continue to be in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Love,
Chance, Abby, Tasi and Benjamin

As I had written when his Mom, Conchita died, we were neighbors in Sinajana (I only remember Richard, Albert and Lillian, however). We left Guam in 1953, but never forgot my neighbors. Your aunt, Pilar Borja, and I were good friends. Again, please accept my deepest sympathy and prayers. I may have been gone many years, but I feel the pain you all are enduring at this time. God bless the Eclavea and Borja families.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Ana and family-
You are all in my prayers. I love you all and my deepest sympathy to the family. His legacy lies in each of you.

To the Borja family,

I am sadden to hear about Richard. I knew Richard through friends back in the days of the “Elks” club. Great dancer. I always remember how friendly he was and needless to say, always with a great smile.

My condolences to all of the Borja family.

Mae Perez (San Ramon, Ca.)