Richard Caribo Sr.

To the Caribo family, Our condolences to all of you on the passing of Dick. A staple of King Philip, he was always welcoming with kind words and a smile. I will always have great memories from over the years. I will miss him. I hope you all find comfort knowing he is with his beloved Dolly.
Terry Favulli

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

I delivered the newspaper to the Caribo family back in the 60's. I grew up on Greendale Ave. in the Greendale neighborhood. Back then Olsen& Sunquist Cutlers Melvins 5&10 Carol's restaurant Greendale luncheonette and King Phillip bowling was my life.I also worked with Dick as we called him at Heald Machine from 71-87. I worked in dept.29 milling machines I learned the trade from men like Dick who was always willing to help out as needed. I remember talking about the neighborhoods history and...

He was a neighbor and friend of myself and my late husband Carl remember many evenings playing cards with he and his wife Dolly and Willoughby. Was alway happy to see us such a nice guy.

Penny, Rick and Mike, I'm so sorry to hear, but I'll always remember your dad as a good guy with a great sense of humor. I used to enjoy his and Dolly's company at family gatherings on Andover St.