Richard Morris Frary Sr.

The passing of this hardworking, fun loving, great guy will be missed by all who knew him. An honest man of the "Old School". My condolances to the Frary Family.

I offer you my deepest condolences on Dick's death. He was truly one of the "good guys." Betsy (O'Meara) and I shared some great moments with the family on many occasions. All I can say is what I have learned: the death of a loved one is something you will get through, but you'll never get over. Rest in peace, Dick. May you and Betsy share many laughs together.

We are saddened by the news of Dick's passing. He was a treasure for the town of Southampton in so many ways.

With deepest sympathies to the Frary Family. May Richard be at peace now and reunited with his wonderful wife Dorothy. Our parents bought a house next door to the Frary's in 1970 on East St. Richard and Dorothy were very welcoming and kind to my parents right away and to us kids. I ended up being good friends with Amy and Anne, the twins growing up; and Laura used to babysit my brother Chris and I....A wonderful family. I loved going to the Southampton Library where Dorothy worked to...

Sorry for your loss. I miss him at the Southampton Lions meetings.

Sad to hear of Dicks passing. He was such a nice man. Our sincere sympathy for the family and prayers for healing go out to the family.

My sincerest condolences to the Frary Family. I grew up in Southampton and the older two sons. Dorothy was our Cub Scout leader. A loss to the town.

The Frary family welcomed us to Southampton fifty years ago and have remained loyal friends. We will miss our frequent chats with Dick, and are very sorry for your loss.

May our very dear friend rest in God's peace. Southampton has lost a great citizen and prolific historian. Our sympathy to his family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.