Richard Dean "Dick" Colon

Sorry for your loss. We knew the Colon family when they lived in Keswick. Always remember, as long as you have good memories, your loved one will never die. Buzz & Judy (Rasmussen) Southard Oak Run, CA

Uncle Dick, I spent more time with you growing up than any of my uncles. We had more memories and that made you my favorite. You always had a smile for me, and me for you. Thanks for taking me to the fair when I was a teenager. Thanks for my monstrous lemon too. You were always a giver and a joker. Thanks for always making me laugh and for loving my Mom and your sisters so much. Give yourself and everyone a big kiss and hug for me. I love you and will miss you! Your favorite (Just Kidding)...

Remembering Uncle Dick! how could you not remember a man who's laugh & giggle could fill a whole room with smiles.... i could be in a football stadium full of people & he could laugh & i would instantly know he was there.... when i was young he was so full of life & i remember how he treated all the kids (like they were somebody too) he made you feel special by taking the time to talk with you... to this very day i do the same to all kids because of him... but now you have left us... to be...

Your smile could be seen for miles in any direction! i will miss you so very much. i love you uncle dick!

I remember as a kid playing at my aunt Opal & uncle Tonys Dick was always smilling and getting into mischief I am sure he is keeping the angels entertained he will be missed.
love cousin Sandy

I'll miss you Uncle Dick, I know you're happy and out of pain and I'll see you again someday. Your kindness will never be forgotten, Thanks for all the Barbies, I Love You, your niece Terri

My father, Jim Pereira, was a resident at Windsor for a few months. During his rehab period he and Dick became great friends. I would drive up every week from Sacramento to spend a couple of days and I, during those visits, became very fond of him, as well. He was so sweet toward me, my daughter and granddaughter. My little five year-old granddaughter Zaria insisted that we bring him a pack of red vines every time she tagged along. When Dad was released almost a year ago, he came to live...