Richard Giegengack

Richard was one of just a few to whom the words "bigger than life" can be applied. In body, mind, and spirit he was one of the best. His Christmas greeting cards were things to be treasured and reflected well his sense of grace.
A hale fellow well met, indeed.

Richard: You will be well remembered and missed for your warmth, talent and giving spirit, by all of us who knew you. Rest in peace with the knowledge of all of the beauty that you created while on your journey with us.

Our collage class lost a good one in Rich. My loss is that I didn't maintain contact with him after Freshman year. I remember his geniality and his delightful goofiness.

I had the pleasure of working closely with Richard on two wonderful but very differnt developments, the American Center for Physics and Hamilton Square. I will never forget his significant and diverse talents and his genial sense of humor. Richard was a true renaissaance man. He has left both a legacy in the built environment and a place in the hearts of his friends and associates.

REST IN PEACE OLD FRIEND
GOD HAS A GOOD MAN WITH HIM

My deepest sympathies for your loss. It has been many years since I last spoke to Richard, but I will always remember his fine sense of humor and geniality.

Richard will be remembered fondly by all of us who worked with him over the years. We relished his delicious stories and sense of humor, as well as his kind heart and generous spirit. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.