Richard Grand

Dear Marsha and Cindy,
What an amazing story of Richard's life! So sorry to hear of your loss. Although it has been many years, we think of you. There are wonderful memories from so long ago like Ballet at Ms. Schwab's studio.
You undoubtedly have so many good things to think about and help you through. Bless you all!
Much love,
The Feldman Family
Harriet and the kids

I understood that his zeal for justice for his clients was so great that he never took a fee. A wonderful generous man.

Dearest Marcia, I am so very sorry to hear of your loss Richard was such a giant and I loved getting to know him. I would love to come to his service if you can let us know when it will be. My love and deepest sympathy to you. Mary Robinson

Richard, a dear man who I have known for over 55 years. I never heard a harsh word from you....only love. We'll meet again, I'm sure. You will be missed.

There is no doubt that Richard was a giant in his profession, but he was also an extraordinarily warm and friendly person one-on-one. I had the distinct pleasure of getting to know him over the past ten years, and I will sincerely miss his humour, his thoughtfulness, and his intellect.

I still recall Richard's quotes for law students- especially the one about unraveling many a knot, but not the Master Knot. Intriguiged by human fate, Richard was generous in sharing his guidance and support with students. I am grateful to have known him. My thoughts are with you.

we shared several memorable dinners with Richard years past...an inspiring gentleman...may he rest in peace and his family find comfort.

Marcia: I am shocked and grief stricken at the very thought of this overwhelming loss. Richard was a true "mench" ! May he rest in peace and may you be comforted by his overwhelming love and a well lived life. My deepest sympathies.

I'm sorry for your loss know that god is for us a refuge and strength and a help readily to be found(psalms46:1)