Richard Capp

Thinking of the memories we shared..

My name is Mark Mazzone and my mother JoAnne was Richard´s sister he my uncle. I only had minimal memories of him and I don´t know why at 12 midnight he came into my mind so I looked him up and here I am. I to remembered the book Crown of Thorns and that book is very hard to fine. I remember him making us laugh all the time. I´m sorry it took this long for me to think about him but that´s something for another time. He was missed and now even more. Hopefully I will see all of them in another...

I loved my dad very much. He was a good man and taught me what know of campassion, humor, and truth.

My name is Richard Capp and I was named after my father. My father was a beautiful, intelligent, compassionate man who viewed the world through eyes of such depth and clarity. He loved his children, and his god deeply. I loved him deeply and miss him every day.I hope he has found the peace he always longed for.

Hello, again. Since I was last here, on this Guest Book, I've remembered that I'd forgotten to mention that, as Richard D. Capp's wife, my name is MRS. Carol A. Capp, and that my faithful husband, Richard D. Capp, was always my one true friend, whom I could, most all of the time, count on 'being there for me', as the saying goes, thruout this life's uncertainties. And so, as I've said before, I loved my man, Richard Donald Capp, who originally, about 1992, married me, and he, Mr. Richard...

December 07, 2013

Hello. My name is Carol A. Capp. This is In loving memory of my husband, Richard D. Capp, a considerate, honestly humble and subtly compassionate person, husband and step-dad, as well as a genuinely thoughtful person, with a great sense of humor. He was always helpful to each one of us whenever he could possibly be, at any given time. Additionally, I always loved my man, Richard Capp, who first became my husband, about the year of 1992, till he passed away in 2013,...

Richard Capp was one of the strongest men I knew. From two years old, he took on a the roll of stepfather for 5 new beautiful children, myself being the youngest. He impacted our world in more ways than I can think of with his zest for life, sense of humor, generosity and stubborn fighting streak that no one to could compare too. He was a rock to go to in times of need, a friend, father and provider through and through.

Rest in peace, my stepdad. Youve earned this well deserved sleep....

In the 1940'' my cousin use to come over my house and we played 'war' with a deck of cards, we often shadow boxed as characters in movies,when I first came back from Calif. to NJ I was about 15 he was at least 18 I was taller then him and he commented it was the warm Calif. Sun..they made me grow,,he drew his comic books and wrote many of stories which he hoped published and he did..1976.."Crown of thorns' I must try and find that book..most of all he was very brave and humble. I loved himn...