RICHARD W. GRIMM

Dick was at my wife, and my wedding in 1982. He was always a gentleman. He was part of my life, and the fun times on Tower Road

Dick was one of the best people I ever knew. He was quick-witted, polite, good-looking and had that air of suave cosmopolitan finesse. I wish I had spent more time with him. My Mom and Dad absolutely loved Dick and regretted not seeing him for many years. He sang at my grandmother and George's wedding. Dick was amazingly fun.

I particularly remember a riotous scene at a Hingham Children's Theater play. I believe my father was the playwright therefore he was free to take extensive...

Uncle Dick, I remember your voice like a song on the radio. You were warm and loving and so much fun and we will all miss your smile and your ability to bring so much laughter to the room. Much sympathy to Aunt Joan and your beloved children and extended family. The Hanson Family, Jenn(Gladwin), Bill and Emma

I will miss my favorite Uncle! I remember him tossing me into the ocean, wicked croquet games at family reunion and, of course, all his leading roles. He was bright, talented, and funny!

Kim (Turner) Kerr

I loved this brother. I'm not a guest, I am a half sister but needed to say that all my life I have loved this brother - his personality, his humor, his talent - he was a true joy to me.

He was a great man. I was 18 I married Mark. I moved into his house. He showed me what it is to be accepted. Your family and my love for and with mark will always be in my heart. Thank you

Stevie and the Grimm Family please accept my deep sympathy. he is in a better place. God Bless, Ducky