Richard Lyle Combs

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

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

My deepest condolences to the Rich Combs family for their tragic loss. Rich was a long time internet friend who visited my website often and contributed greatly to the memories we all shared about our tours in Korea. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
Ken Leighty
Webmaster
koreaatourofduty.us

To all who knew and loved Richard keep his family in your prayers. As his nephews Tony and Marisol said Uncle Richard is free and doesn't have to do anything anymore. He's free!! Last but not least he's with Santa. Think twice before you hurt an animal he's watching you. Love Linda and Family

Sharon, Rich and April, we are very sorry for your loss. Richard and were good friends when he was at Grace Baptist. the world has lost a great guy. We lost fellowship after he left Decatur but he has been on my heart since he left. I really missed him then and was just starting to reunite through Facebook. Such a loss. We will get another chance to be together again and it will be a much better place. God bless you all and may He comfort you in this time of loss. Our loss, Heaven's gain.

My deepest sympathy is extended to Rich's family. I worked at Decatur Police Dept with both he and Ed. May God bless you and keep you as you morn your loss.

I'm so sorry Ernie, I missed him when he retired and have thought of him often, when I've remenbered, "Think of all the money they saved.", "They wouldn't have that job if they didn't know what they were doing." "Gourdhead" He was for years our Tour I "Team Leader Captain". All I can say is "I'll see you Rich, Any Day Now".

Major Pain

My thoughts and prayers go out to you Ernie and Richard's children and family. Richard was a cheerful, fun and unforgettable gentleman. He will be missed dearly by everyone and also by his four legged kids who he was so crazy about.

Sharon, April & Boys,
So sorry to hear about Richard's passing. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time. Remember on holidays how Richard, Ed, and Bobby would start wrestling around? Millie would say "OK boys, take it outside! No roughhousing in here!" Hang on to your good memories. Our sympathies, Carolyn & Alan Arndt, Macon, Illinois