Richard H. Enga

I am blessed to have had you as my big brother!!! Miss you and hope I can join you in heaven when my time comes!!!!

Dick picked me up after a fall when I was running low hurdles in the district track meet. I remembered him because i also graduated from Richfield high school in 1963 and saw his picture in the trophy case by the gym. He was a great athlete

He was my big brother. He was always there for all of "his gals". Especially for our mother, Dorothy Laurent. And the best big brother ever!

Dick was the best big brother. Our father didn't want us to shave our legs as teenagers. Dick noticed this so, for Christmas he got us all electric razors!!! He also made sure we were safe getting to scholl during the riots of 68. He was the best big brother ever!

My favorite memory of Dick was he ran the deep fryer at the fish fry as the coaches of the summer hockey AFA camp would meet at Chuck's house to relax mid-week. Great stories, lots of laughs and get there early as the walleye went fast!! God bless to the Enga family, great memories from a great man! ---Walt Aufderheide

Dick and I were roommates at an AF training program many years ago and I clearly remember his engaging spirit, his abundance of music and clothes, and more than our share of fun times. There are fond memories of THE MAN that will continue to exist. Rock on Dick!

We fondly remember Dick as a faithful hockey dad. He would be cheering for RJ. He was so proud of his son . With sympathy. Tom and Linda Olden.

Dick became my brother when he married my sister, Diana. He was the best brother ever!!!!!! He was an inspiration!