Richard Frank Fabiano

I have fond memories of your dad from my days at the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce in the 1980s. He was a member and chair of several committees, including the Small Business Council, and served on the board of directors while I worked there. He was a wonderful person and full of great ideas. Many of the programs he helped start remain part of the Chamber of Commerce today. I learned much from him and his style of leadership. Truly, he was one of the "good guys!" May many warm memories...

Thank you Uncle Dick and family for the good memories. I´m sad and sorry for your loss. I knew your family as humble and kind and I know how deeply Uncle Dick loved his sister and my mother Joann. Your family has always been one I look up to.

My sympathy to Dick's family. I attending many meetings with Dick what a honest and thoughtful man. May he RIP ...

I am saddened to learn that we lost Dick this month. My interactions with him were in the Grand Rapids Jaycees. I had just graduated from college and a colleague suggested I check out the Jaycees. Dick was the presiding officer and President in Sept 1973 when I joined the Jaycees. He was the President who swore me in as a member of the Jaycees. What I remember about him most was that he was always smiling and always encouraging those around him. There were only about 4 or 5...

A beautiful tribute to Mr. Fab. He was an extraordinary father, and so dedicated to his family. I am very sorry for this great loss to you all. I cherish sweet memories of times with my "second family" the Fabs, years ago. Love & prayers for you all, Brenda Terry (aka " Hag" );)

I am saddened to learn of Dick´s passing. I have had the privilege of knowing 4 generations of the Fabiano family and they are wonderful people. Thank-you Dick for carrying on the Fabiano tradition. May God continue to bless the entire Fabiano family.

As a fellow CPA and also living in the same neighborhood as him, I was an acquaintance. But late in life I became better acquainted with "Dick F" and realized what a fine man he was. He is missed.

Thank you for your service Sir