Richard M. Cotton

Sorry to hear about Rich passing away. I first met Rich as a fellow Letter Carrier at the New Augusta PO in Indy. We became friends almost immediately. One thing we had in common was horse racing. Rich went to a handicapping school in New Jersey and I in Hollywood Park in LA. We never quite it to Church Hill Downs. We did make to one of the River Boats in Lawrenceburg and had a good time and left with Their Money! I will miss Rich he was good friend.

I for one can say that I miss my father very much. My father was a good man, a United States Navy Veteran, and an amazing father. There are things in life my father felt important enough to make sure I became a descent man. You did pretty well Pop! Love you till we meet again! Pork, aka Jon your son

I am sorry to hear about Rich

Mary and I were saddened when we heard the news of Rich's passing. Although we hadn't seen each otherfor many years, we still remember the good times we had when we were all young, and just starting our families. I remember hanging at the Mobil station, and the "watchdog" Holiday, famous for chowing down on lug nuts. Rich was one of the good guys, and he'll be missed.

Richie was a good man and brother, Kathy, Frankie, Nancy, Craig and Jean will miss him dearly.
R I P BROTHER

RIP Sir and thank you for your service.

May God be your strength in this time of sorrow (Matthew 5:4) Happy are those who mourn since they will be comforted.