Richard J. Fabozzi

I had the pleasure of meeting Dick as he was putting a pool in our backyard. As we started talking ,he happened to mention that he had a relative that was a Chiropractor. Due to his willingness to take his time and explain more about the profession,I have now been practicing 30+ years. We have four members in our family that are now chiropractors and I have a deep sense of gratitude to Dick for introducing me to a wonderful career .Thank you Dick and rest in peace.

A generational salt of the earth person the likes of which will never be known again.

Would like to send my deepest prayers and condolences. I had the privilege of meeting him at work. I enjoyed cooking for him, listening to his life stories, seeing him smile. . Rest now Mr. Richard.

Life well lived. Parents, Irene and Larry Connor, were very good friends so many years ago.
Positive thoughts and memories are sent to family at the time of your loss.

Dick was a very good friend to my father and myself, as was his wife, Skip. Of all the various inspectors I've worked with over the years, Dick ranks as one of the best. He would actually work "with" you. A good man , educator, neighbor and friend who will be missed. Rest in peace, Dick.

We crossed paths endlessly for the past fifty to sixty years. He was what seamed tireless in making things happen . Our last contact was when sixt old timers ate Thursday lunch together at the Red door restaurant . the virus ended that and we just didn''t meet again . i missed the Thursday dinner time actually lunch with Dick who actually was the one that invited me to join the lunch time group. Missing old friends is an understatement.