Richard Arlen "Dick" Eisenbarth

Dad, I miss you so much. I dream about being at the Weiser Park up on the very end top part for the family reunions. I remember watching you and your brothers playing horse shoe tossing. I miss your smile and your face as it looked with love at me. Being your first born daughter made me proud. I have done as you asked and I will do it from now on. I will continue taking care of our family. Will you put your arms around Mom, husband, David, sister, Lisa and Mark & Robert and tell them they are...

Good by my friend. I can't wait to go on another fishing trip with you again. We had many of them. You were a good fishing partner until then my friend adios.

Dick was my brother-in-law for 54 years. When our daughter-in-law passed away and I told Dick about it, he had tears in his eyes and picked up my hand and kissed it. I will always remember how loved I felt.

Was so sorry of dicks passing. He was one of my best friends and have a lot of fond memories over the years. Dick and I talked on the phone several times a week during the pandemic as it was the only way we could communicate. We had some good times fishing and hunting he was a better fisherman than I but I out did him on the hunting. Eddie, Mike, and I will miss him very much. God bless your family at this difficult time.