Richard C. Carver

Col Dick was a wonderful kind man. He enjoyed mentoring the young. My adult sons loved to go help Col. with yard work, chopping and stacking wood and snow blow his driveway whenever he beckoned the need for assistance. Zach and Nick recall having hot apple cider with a cinnamon stick in a cup and the endless stories/conversations with Col Dick. Thank you, Col. Dick, for your service to our country and mentoring my sons. You will be missed! May you rest in Eternal Peace, Sir. The Bowles Family

Richard, I must say Thank You to you for your Service and Helping all Our Boys become men with all the mentoring you did over the last 10 Years, with you in Our lives this was a successful mission in turning them from boys to the Men they are today and will never be forgotten, Rest in Peace until the day we all meet again I'm sure there will be a tree to plant or wood to split, and don't forget about Subway for Lunch. The Reich Family (We were Blessed)

Judy, I´m so sorry for your loss. I know he was sick for a long time. But it doesn´t make it easier. You were good with him. And you loved him & he you. Di KORENOSKI

To a "Wild Weasel." You served you country bravely; may you now rest in peace.

Thank you for your Service May you be Granted Golden wings to carry you on your Honorable Journey to a Restful Peace

Another of my fellow aviators flys West. My condolences to his family! J S

Thank you for your military service

Thank you for your service Richard.