Richard U. Fay

Anytime You see a fancy cookie, it should make You smile and think of Uncle Dick and Aunt Anna Marie. Not quite sure which One baked the most cookies during the Holiday Seasons.

We have been so privileged to have had you as a dear neighbor. You quickly became our 'adopted grandfather' to our 3 children and loved them like they were your own. We have loved your laughter, kindness, encouragement and words of wisdom over the years. We will miss coming to visit you on our trips back to PA for now but we look forward to seeing you again someday! We love you. Tim, Susan, Kira, Kasey & Colby Morgan

Our deepest condolences on your loss. My son Brandon and I were very privileged to have known both your Mom and Dad. Dick was a wonderful friend, and a true gentleman. We feel blessed to have had him in our lives and will truly miss him. God Bless.

Carol Grubb and Brandon Bitner

It was a privilige that our paths crossed. Mr. Fay was an outstanding human being and an example of the qualities "The Greatest Generation" demonstrated.

We have fond family memories of both Mr. and Mrs. Fay. They were such good friends of our parents, Jim and Gerry Miceli. Way back in 1978 when we relocated to the Harrisburg area, Mr. Fay gave wonderful career advice to us both. He was a very kind and wise man. We hope to be present at the services tomorrow. So sorry for your loss - Sincerely, Ken and Cindy Miceli

My daughter Amber and I were privileged to have visited and stayed with Uncle Dick. His wit and humor were appreciated by both of us. He lives in the hearts of all who were fortunate to have known Him. Our thoughts and prayers are with Michael, Anna Marie, Family, and Friends.

All Our Best With Love,
Larry & Amber

Mr. Fay, as I always called him, was one of my favorite people. He sat behind me at Mass on many, many occasions, and always had some remark to make me feel good for the day. I was so sad to see that he passed away.

Dick was a true gentleman I feel blessed to have know him.

So sorry for your loss. Dick was a true gentleman. I worked with Dick at Homestead. He and I shared the same birth date. Only 22 years later for me. We enjoyed many dinners on our day at Progress Grill.