Richard Gresham

Kris.

Sorry to hear about your dad. Your family are in my prayers.

Kenny Slough

Marge& Family So very sorry to just find out of the passing of your husband,father& grandfather.The picture of yourself & your precious grandchildren walking behind his cortege at Arlington was amazing. How wonderfully proud you all must have been of such an amazing gentleman. I hurt for all the suffering you all had to endure and the void you will experience ahead but it appears you have been blessed to carry on his legacy of greatness.May you find peace at the end...

Kris and family,
I didn't know your dad personally but heard stories for many years while working at Jodie's Frameworks. I felt like I knew your family and I'm sorry to just learn of your dads death. our prayers are with you and your families as you make a difficult life adjustment.
Joe and Donna Williamson

I will miss my "Uncle" Richard.So sorry I did not get to know him and his family better.

Richard was my uncle. A fantastically smart and great man and an excellent person.I will miss him forever.

Dick Gresham was introduced to me through Golfing at Westover AFB in Massachusetts through my parents (Joe nad Lea's relationship with Dick and Marge. As we spent a lot of time initally golfing, then with Kreg and Kris in sports, Dick became my hero, not only as a Marine, but as a football player with Quantico that supported me and my brothers as we played High School Football. Dick was always supportive, even to the extent of getting kicked out of a game for yelling at my coach. Too funny!...

That sounds like a full, happy life to me. Quite a man who will surely be missed by many.

God, please continue to bless the Gresham family. They have fought the good fight too long. Somewhere in the heavens above, Dick is telling an Umpire that the last pitch was way outside.